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Okay. After two weeks of intense diplomatic back and forth between Washington,

Moscow and Kiev, very little seems to have been agreed by all three sides.

And the idea of a Putin-Zelensky summit seems much further away than Washington seems to believe

it is. However, the Ukrainians are still desperate to find some kind of solution to end this war

on their terms. Now, today we are joined by a very special guest. We have the former foreign

minister of Ukraine,

Dmitro Kaleba, joining us on the show. So could you give us your perspective on what's

happened over the last couple of weeks with regards to, you know, the diplomacy that America has

been trying with Moscow in Alaska and the seemingly much more impressive show of force from the European leaders that

went to Washington to back Zelensky up, who seemed to perform much better this time

round than he did the last time round in the Oval Office with Donald Trump.

I don't even know what to tell you, because you nailed it.

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