This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Ukraine, Russia, peace talks, question mark.

Reuters reporting, Europe faces stark choices over Russian asset seizure.

Or Zelensky and Saudi Arabia has U.S. voices hope for Ukraine peace talks,

or Trump says U.S. is just about, that's a quote, ended pause on Ukraine intel sharing,

or, and this is significant, Russian forces advance in the cursed sailing and curl behind Ukrainian forces.

I welcome Katrina Vandenhova, my colleague.

She is the publisher and editorial director of the Nation magazine

and a Washington Post columnist who has long called for peace talks.

They are underway in some fashion in Saudi Arabia,

the counselors of President Trump and President

Zelensky. At the same time, back in Keefe, they're fighting a battle that is increasingly dire,

especially in the Kersk salient. Katrina, a very good evening to you. The expectation is the peace

talks will lead to a ceasefire.

Is that going to satisfy or do we need to hammer everything hammered out before the fighting stops?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John.

It's unclear to me.

I mean, Trump, meanwhile, is, you know, speaking off the cuff or seemingly off the cuff.

There was a demand that Zelensky

resigned. I believe that was earlier today before resuming military aid. He has said that before

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