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Happening now, back from El Salvador, Maryland Center, Chris Van Hollen is expected to give

an update on his visit with Kilmar Abrago Garcia.

And the clock is ticking.

Fresh off high-level talk, Secretary of State Marco Rubio says if Ukraine peace talks continue

to stall, the U.S. will have to, quote, move on. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world.

What Blitzer is on assignment? I'm Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room.

This is CNN breaking news.

Well, breaking news right here, the nation's top diplomat is on his way back to Washington after dropping a bombshell warning to Russia and Ukraine.

If a peace deal is not close, Washington walks away.

We need to figure out here now within a matter of days whether this is doable in the short term because if it's not, then I think we're just going to move on.

Rubio and Trump envoy Steve Whitkoff met with Ukrainian and European officials in Paris with no breakthroughs toward ending the three-year-old war.

So let's go live now to see in a national security correspondent, Kylie Atwood, Kylie, what happens now?

Well, that's the critical question here, Pam, and that is why we will be watching the next few days so incredibly closely.

The Secretary of State made it clear that the patience of the Trump administration, including President Trump himself, that patience is growing

thin with regard to their efforts to try and broker an end to the war in Ukraine between the

Ukrainians and the Russians. Now, the Secretary of State laid out the outline of a peace plan

when he was in Paris meeting with Europeans and Ukrainians just over the last 24 hours here,

he was also there with White House envoy Steve Wittkov.

And we should note that Rubio also said that he shared that outline with the Russian foreign minister.

That was in a phone call.

So now that both sides have the outlines of what the Trump administration thinks could

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