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Welcome to the program, everyone. I'm Bianca go to Lodriga in New York, sitting in for Christian Amunpur.

We begin in Ukraine, where a major onslaught of Russian missiles and drones bombarded cities across the country,

targeting energy facilities and cutting heat to tens of thousands of people, even as overnight temperatures fell below zero degrees Fahrenheit. Russia attacking despite President Trump's claim last Thursday that Vladimir Putin agreed to a week-long pause in attacks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accuses Russia of choosing terror and escalation over diplomacy.

The Russians have once again disregarded the efforts of the American side.

The President of the United States requested that they refrain from attacking energy facilities and critical infrastructures during the meetings between our negotiating teams.

The American President said that they should refrain from attacks for a week.

This was a very important and significant decision.

In fact, it began on Friday night, and tonight, in our opinion, the Russians broke their promise.

Nonetheless, trilateral peace talks with Russia, Ukraine and the United States are set to continue in Abu Dhabi this week.

And while the world

focuses on diplomatic efforts there, Newstart, the only remaining nuclear arms control agreement

between the United States and Russia expires this Thursday. So can diplomacy prevail on nuclear

weapons and on Ukraine? Rose Gautomiller, former deputy secretary general of NATO, was America's

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