here on archie, the kremlin confirms the us and russian president had spoken by phone about your brains attacks on russia. donald trump says platinum, or goodman vows to respond to there also discussed a ron's a nuclear program. how can we hold such meetings under these conditions? what's there to talk about who is even negotiating with those? that thing on the terrorism with terrorist president put in questions further talks with the train, as he says he a gave the order to carry out last week instead leaves her attack on her russian passenger train. the issue is to show the same professional method of installing explosive devices was used at the scene of all 3 terrorist attacks, as well as a plastic protective substance made in ukraine process. investigative committee

chairman confirms cab was behind the railway bombing, they killed 7 people and entered more than 100 others in the brianne to region the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. this is our t international. we start with breaking news to come on, confirms a statement by donald trump that the us and russian leaders have once again spoken over the phone. the conversation last of just over an hour later is discussed. ukraine's recent attack on russian airfields, which vladimir putin vowed to respond to russia's presidential foreign policy aid, says a ron's nuclear program came up as well. with trump. encouraging moscow to help further to ron's negotiations with washington. the issue was that you 3 of the, the 4th telephone conversation between our president and us president donald trump

has ended. so this time the conversation lasted about one hour and 10 minutes late . how did the conversation begin about naturally with the discussion of the situation around ukraine. vladimir putin spoken detail about the results of the 2nd round of direct russian ukrainian negotiations in his temple. as was emphasized, ukraine tried to disrupt these negotiations by carrying out on the direct orders of the key of regina targeted a tax on purely civilian targets on the civilian population. but i see this is clearly associated with terrorism under international law and in our opinion. but the key of regina has essentially turned into a terrorist organization to watch. the russian side did not succumb to the provocation. and the 2nd round, as is known, took place in his stand book. and i will emphasize once again that our president paid particular attention to the content of the negotiations on their results. and

emphasize that in general, these negotiations were useful. the corresponding memoranda exchange will be analyzed in the capitals of moscow mt of and then as we hope the parties can continue negotiations, you know how they deal with terrorists of them. but this does not mean that negotiations cannot be held along the relevant lines, which are generally necessary in order to achieve some kind of regulation. as for the strikes on military airfields, this topic was also touched upon more over donald trap. once again confirmed that the americans were not informed about this in advance, and naturally the leaders agreed to continue contacts on the ukrainian issue at the highest level, as well as at other levels and through other channels. sure. but in addition to this, in addition to ukraine, the whole range of international issues were discussed to them. i would say there

was an emphasis on the stalemate and negotiations between the us and the run on the a, raining a nuclear program. donald trump believes that assistance from russia may be necessary here, and he would be grateful for us. you could work with the take ron accordingly. and additionally, the middle east was also touched upon as well as the armed conflict between india and pakistan, which was stopped with president trump's personal participation in the president's also exchanged views on the prospect square, restoring russian american cooperation in various areas, which according to the 2 presidents has enormous potential at the end of the conversation in both leaders describe the exchange of views as positive and very productive. and we both president trump and our president confirmed their readiness to remain in constant contact with each other. and i will also note that donald trump and vladimir putin highly appreciated the efforts of the us presidential

representative. steve woodcock or you know, steve, the slow trump questions back on the a ron nuclear issue to ron university professor aside, mohammed mirandi says it's up to the us whether or not a deal can be reached. well, obviously american world leaders discuss different issues and uh, the nuclear issue between drawn and the united states is something that the americans would always like to pursue when discussing kind of when having discussions with other robeto's. and i don't think that there really is much difficulty to resolve the differences between iran in the united states over your ass peaceful nuclear program, regardless of whether the united states and it continues negotiating with the ron in directly, or whether the p 5 plus one or the p 4 plus one are involved. the

point is that the you're on will continue to enrich uranium. iran will not called the enrichment of uranium and the americans will have to accept that. that is just a red line. there is no debate, no discussion of that, will lead to an agreement where the ryans discontinue enriching uranium. that is a part of your own sovereignty and no independent minded country. we'll relinquish its sovereignty, especially a country like the wrong, which is so fiercely independent an act of terror by the king of regime. that's what russia is calling the attacks against civilian railways in the brands and 1st regions. so i did repeat and says it was ultimately the print in governments like the go ahead. it means that when you, but that is the recent blowing up of railway tracks in the branch can course regions is undoubtedly a terrorist act. and the decision to commit such

a crime was of course, made in ukraine at the political level. what would i like to point out in this regard? of course, everywhere and always in armed conflict. civilians unfortunately suffered greatly. but what happened in the buttons region was targeted strike against civilians. it's considered that arisen by all the international norms brushing prisons. let americans in the held a video conference where the some of his ministers and heads of government agencies as well as his aides. now, the head of russia's investigative committee, alexander must think and confirmed that. so the terrorist acts on the railway in but out and skim course regions. they before the 2nd round of talks and it's tumble, were in v carried out by ukraine. the russian president said that these terrorist acts were actually ange, add, disrupting the talks in this symbol. and well, we actually prove that service taser on the key of regime ship is still pretty

nicole. the crimes committed against civilians including women and children, on the eve of another round of our proposed peace talks. and these tumble were certainly aimed at disrupting the negotiation process. the strike was deliberately aimed at the civilian population, and this only confirms our concern that the already a legitimate regime in care of that one seized power is gradually transforming into a terrorist organization while it sponsors become accomplices. so let's remember that not long ago, the ukranian authorities and their allies dreamed of a strategic defeat of russia on the battlefield today against the backdrop of enormous losses. as they retreat along the entire front line in an attempt to intimidate russia, the key of leadership has moved onto organizing terrorist acts. and at the same time, they are asking to suspend hostilities for 30 or even 60 days. they are requesting a high level meetings, but how can we hold such meetings under these conditions? what's there to talk about? who is even negotiating with those bedding on terrorism with terrorists?

and why should they be rewarded by being given a break and the hostilities which will be used to pump the regime with western weapons for the continuation of violence, mobilization, and the preparation for other terrorist acts similar to those that were carried out in the brown skin course regions, headaches that are bus freaking then went on to explain the results of the investigation conducted by his agency. just reminder, a 7 civilians were killed as a result of the trade in series. the tax on a moving train when a breached collapse. this is an example of freaking with the proof that it wasn't the ukraine, new stuff, but issues to show the same professional method of installing explosive devices was used at the scene of all 3 terrorist attacks. as well as a plastic protective substance of foreign manufacture and controlled units made in ukraine. thus, the evidence gathered by the investigation with the help of experts directly

indicates that all 3 terror acts were without any doubt organized by the special services of ukraine. now, the head of the russian delegation and assemble vladimir maintenance get reported to the presidents on the 2nd round of talks with the ukraine. and is some bull as well? the talk cell lasted over 3 hours in one and one for match between himself and the head of the ukrainian delegation or metals. and that was followed up by the meeting between come up and tires allegations, letting me i'm, it didn't ski said that ukraine was demanding one or 2 months of unconditional ceasefire. and in response to receive the russian to port memorandum distress. that's russia cold for us focusing on developing conditions for a long lasting piece and not simply a ceasefire where you crank and rearm and regrouping distance are language. just continue. and just like during the 1st round of negotiations, uminski said that russia is ready for another prisoner exchange with ukraine,

which should be carried out from june 7th until june 9th, uh, she added that the number of people to be changed as being discussed is $1200.00 from each side and just a reminder, i 1000 individuals from each side, including some of that kidnapped course korean civilians were exchanged. as the result of the 1st round of talks, the disc, you said that the russian delegation in the eastern booth conveyed most coast position. that's amazing. and the level of heads of state with ukraine is only possible with proper preparation. in other words, all the details should be worked out by the negotiating themes and the presidents let them have food and, and the wednesday. russia is also ready to transfer the bodies of ukrainian soldiers to key of in the nearest future of letting me in. but didn't skew said that's a russia offered to hand over $6000.00 bodies, create

a fast track for the wounded soldiers, and also launch another record, p, o w swap that we've just talked about a little bit earlier. russia also asked for $2.00 to $3.00 to a cease fire in certain front line areas. so that's the dead could be retrieved. the ukraine initially agreed he said, but so then zalinski went on tv and they killed the deal. how, according to him, it didn't stated located problems that we propose to work out the so called humanitarian pauses on certain sectors of the front. yeah, at 1st the ukrainian supported our proposal and started working on it. but literally 2 hours later, so lensky publicly rejected it. however, we are ready to return to it. now rush us for administered sir. gale over off was also that video conference and he said the fact that ukraine refused the human. it's terry and paused on the front line. costs issue is a huge mistake, but it was really cut out regarding the proposal of

a short $2.00 to $3.00 day pause in order to adequately collect the bodies of the dead in certain areas of the line of contact. perhaps there are still wounded there . you look like i think so. lensky is categorical and rude. rejection of this proposal is a gross mistake by the regime and keith, just as our initiatives on similar humanitarian pauses on easter, and on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the great victory were ignored. despite all this, i would consider it important not to succumb to major criminal publications in the last few days. so we're looking forward to more development from june 7th to june 9th, when prisoners o 4 will be exchange. and once again, this will be another record p, o w of change as at least at 1200 individuals who had home earlier. and we got reaction to the train bombing terror attacks from the russian foreign ministry is special and bassett, or for the enemy rusnick, for the most part in that process, the global of a couple of steps. this large scale incidence has ukrainian routes. terrorist

methods are internationally prohibited, but they're used at the state level by ukraine, key of us fundamentally not satisfied with the dialogue and being organized. therefore, immediately on the eve of the next round of negotiations, a whole series of terrorist acts was committed, which emphatically sought to force the russian to abandon negotiations. but we do not consider it possible for us to take this kind of action because negotiations and military activities will be separated. that is why russia participated in the assembled talks and conveyed it's vision of settlement options to its opponents and asked for terrorist actions. i think that there organizers will receive appropriate responses. there will definitely be no forgiveness or backing down in this sense. but their mission of forcing russia to a band and negotiations by heavy pressure simply did not work out. today, the west is far from united today the u. s. due to the change of administration

process as a different point of view. they are attempting to try the role of an arbitrator and demonstrates their desire to find a political and diplomatic way to resolve the conflict. but at the same time, there is great britain. there is the administration of the european union, which openly seek to continue military operations. therefore it did ukraine coordinate, it's actions with the us. the administration says that they were not notified, but i have serious doubts that the ukrainians did not coordinate with their european partners. they employed explosive devices with the use of intelligence information. that is ukraine simply could not organize this kind of act on its own . therefore, there was definitely some coordination in the intensity of attacks is now increased, and this is due to the desire to raise the stakes and put pressure on the domestic

political atmosphere of today over the past week. taking into accounts of the terrorist attacks that took place in the brand skin to coast regions, more than $210.00 civilians were injured. this is a colossal figure. these are attacks directly on the civilian population and civilian objects for which the ukrainian side must bear not only responsibility on the battlefield, but also international political responsibilities. unfortunately, we are currently not seeing a proper reaction from our western partners, most likely because firstly, they are aware. and secondly, they are complicit in the processes that are currently being implemented on the territory of ukraine. all right, let's speak now to forward director of entered governmental affairs for us trade representative at steve gills. steve, great to have you on the program with us. so we have confirmation now of another phone call between the us and russian president. certainly something that would

have been an imaginable in the final few years of the by an administration. do you see this as a good sign? i think this is a great sign present probably just doing a invert and i guess press conference on a tar back a week or so ago when asked about the assassination attempt on the present food. minnesota top for the tro, strikes that directed by ukraine during a ceasefire for president trumpet it gave, he wasn't aware of any of that. so i think the people around pressed the trial or not giving him the information of what's really happening. so the fact that product was approved, you can share directly with donald trump dot have the information block from uh, president. trump, i think is a fantastic thing, including these terra tax and marco rubio. the secretary of state has acknowledged and apologized and shown sympathy for the terrorist attack and pre ons gone the on the railway. but i think the fact that there is now direct communication where president trump is getting direct information about what's really going on. rather

than filtered and one sided information from his own advisors. yeah, you're right. it was clear that the trump wasn't getting the full picture of of what was taking place in the conflict recently and steve foot and then trump discuss the trains. attacks on multiple air bases deep inside russia that took place over the weekends boot and said he will have to respond to the attacks. and we're waiting to see what that response is. what kind of response are you expecting from russia? i think certainly military targets in ukraine and i think unfortunately, of our stations, you know, energy resources are now fairly in the target sides because there was an agreement not to hit each other's infrastructure and ukraine as expected as by all related those terms as well. i also think it is good to present trumpet, present, proven we're speaking specifically also the president who can, can share with president trump the, the targets that were directed probably not by the us,

but certainly by britain and by france and ukraine. we're at these strategic nuclear, your bombers, and under the start of treaty that the us and russia are a part of the reason those bombers are, are parked in plain view, is because russia, it was complying with the terms of the treaty, the us in russia have to park their nuclear delivery systems where people can see them where they can be monitored. well, that made them a target, and i know there's been some of the west have been gleefully claiming not that the russians were fullest of done that the russians were playing by the rules and help president bruton advice president. trump, that now they'll be able to hide those planes because the u. s. and their allies in west with ukraine broke that treaty and a present truck. once the 3 d, the continued to have weight, they need to rein in ukraine and make it clear that that was a definite violation of the nuclear treaties between the us and russia. and that further incursions like this will lead to responses that will be in line with

a violation of those treaties. steve and his statement on truth, social trump, the not condemn hooton's intention to respond to the ukrainian attacks in any way. how do you think t of is going to read into that? is this going to be seen as a silent show of support? well, i hope that that ukraine sees that the nuisance tightening around their neck again, where they're attacking civilians when they're attacking churches, when they're attacking these nuclear bombers that were not being deployed against ukraine. i think it, yeah, they keep stepping way out of balance and i think the president trump responds indicates that not only is he about to be done with the support for ukraine militarily, he may be willing to walk away from soleski and, and continue the dialogue with president food and i think that the, the activities of ukraine recently whatever's the bombing was very honest on that real way. there were 2 others that were done that same,

that the attack on churches, the attack on the infrastructure of power plants and oil refineries. all of these are a violation of what had been agreed to, and i think that the president trump being aware of that is, is giving him sort of the true face of what you frame is up to. but none of this should be a surprise. the leadership of ukraine has been said, they were going to proceed with targeted assassination attempts, like they've done in the past. that they were going to proceed with attacking russia and civilian targets in russia that they've done in the past and are now stepping up their their attack. so i think that the, again, the more conversations directly between president booting and present talk are the best way to allow this entire process to come to a conclusion on the battlefield, because diplomatically is not moving forward. a right trump referred to this phone call as a good conversation, which an assessment is an assessment that's not being made in regards to the most recent talks between moscow in the cabin assemble this week. the think those negotiates the case?

yeah, the things are changing. even fox news today, we're showing the the bomb attack on the cry. me and bridge. fox news has been so in the type for it, for ukraine. and so let's be the fact that there are even showing that particular bombing attacks. the fact that they're reporting the terror attack on brioche, the killed 7 civilians. there is a single, a change in the media reporting that we've not seen before. that may be as good, aside as oppressive, promptly present, put and talking. yeah, you're right. i think that the truth is actually finally breaking through a lot of the propaganda that people are, are, are getting and they're in the west as in terms of these negotiations between moscow and cab decides are clearly very, very far apart. do you think that they would benefit from foreign leaders liked from getting involved? i know trump had said he would walk away if there's not in agreement soon, but they think he could help if he stepped in the i think the mixed the message. unfortunately, that's being st globally is when you have sooner appointment falls over graham that

are in a crate, by the way, spending $800000.00 in american taxpayer dollars on, on their stay at the shop and then key. yeah, i think that those voices are distracting. from what us policy actually is farmers x ray of state might pompei who has no authority to negotiate and is actually on the payroll of a large ukrainian companies stepping in and continuing to show financial support personally, i guess. and otherwise that distracts them. what the us policy is, and i think that the more involved president trump is and advisors that are sharing the truth with them. the better. i don't think that you're seeing any movements on the ukrainian side, they keep making the same proposals that are basically rush that has to surrender. does the landscape that's a non starter date or continuing to talk about expanding into the frame sooner rather than later. that continues to, to break the red line that russia is made very clear. so everything coming from the ukranian side and the impact on by, you know, the french, the ritz and,

and the germans is not making these any more likely. and i think again, more of the president food and president trump, to talk, and the president trump to hear what these russian proposals actually are compared with the lack of movement by the pregnant. i think again that's going to be the pathway to resolving this one way or the other. all right, former director of in or governmental affairs for the us trade representative at steve gill. steve, thank you. thank you. all right, well we have news just in the united states has vetoed a draft resolution by the un security council calling for an immediate end time less cease fire in gaza. washington was the only dissenting vote that explained that the decision saying that quote, fails to condemn hamas to. but the us is hosting both indian and pakistani delegations in washington so they can voice their individual viewpoints on the conflict between the states and deli,

a sent teams to over 30 countries in order to quote counter the media's wrong interpretation of the crisis that are rusted. on the disputed at cashmere territory in april or to south asia correspondent runjun sharma has the story. no authority delegation led by indian parliamentary or in doctors. she says, who is in washington and over the next 2 days are expected to engage with members of the us. congress administration thinks dang, policy makers, or the media, or these to give that respect to the point of view in the rising tensions between the 2. se nations between the 2 nuclear armed nations, india, and fox stock. now, of course, all of these engines stopped on the 22nd. we rolled up the hill gum dental attack that took place in south of crush me, or no. india believes that islam of oz has the linkages to the data attack models

continuously denied. all of these allegations, but this led to india, the ones operations in door on 7 me. oh, heating gallons, one around 910 our sides in. i'll talk to san this of course also lead to block the sun down heating and um, so i can india. um this was on uh on the 8th 9 stuff as well as on the 10. so india, again of course i responded, phone me off to that. so we are seeing that the possibilities between 2 countries the, the continue despite the ceasefire ocean, by the way, was announced by the us president adult swan. but of course, india has time and again said that the us had nothing to do with the ceasefire, which was basically the d g. m was in both the countries that has the box on the tree. and with that, i rang up the indian these ramble, and this was more of an understanding between the 2 countries. a very for john and

one of the india was a several locations have said that the us has tried to dig a credit for the ceasefire. and one that's not true and now dr. shows she could, who is in the us. and he's basically giving you in y'all's point of view. what's interesting is the focus on also has since their dedication to the us. what is other countries in the business cost of fee? so which is expected between the $2.00 delegations from india. i'm buying a song, they will be in washington while we're in washington on the same day. so there's going to be perhaps an increase in interest because there are 2 during delegations in the same city. now during this tour to several countries, dr. shashi the room has been talking about has been fixed, facing on how india has been a week of cross border databases. employ your now and how fox a son continues to be a haven for terrorists even today. this is what we keep telling our interlocutors,

if pakistan is as innocent as they claim to be, why do they give a safe haven to want to terrace? why are they able to live peacefully, to conduct training camps, and radicalized for other people to equip arms and get people to practice their arms and kalashnikov? now while the indication is in the u. s we heard from buckets, dani, politician, beloved producer diary that since the ceasefire, instead of decreasing hostilities between the 2 gun feasible name please. we've also heard our recently from raj not seen. the defense minister, the, in the old response to focus on stella in does operation seem door was just seen on and you focused on is not ready to deal with the nurse. a visa standard isn't one of the story. india, we're not to be engaging or talking to all focused on at all. so while of course india is reaching out to countries across the world of for now india and focused on

i know to talking india, save that or i'm told don't go together well from international cooperation to the us, china confrontation and india, pakistan complex resolution. all the end more in our recent interview with the pakistani prime ministers, special assistant on foreign affairs or reminders, interview touches on a summer pods perspective on the customer issue and the of use it as an integral part of its territory. it's all up next year on our team international. stay with the the well, it is a pleasure to be joining here, one of the international by august from august on the minister of the state and

special assistance of the prime minister shove, as chevy is excellence. the site to the fact that me is a pleasure to have you with us here and i'll see international. thank you so much for joining us here. thank you for coming here and giving me an opportunity to speak a few words to the people of russia. russia is not only a great country, but it's also a major player on the global scene. we are very fortunate to have a warm and called deals relations with russia, prices and put in by prime minister mister shop. why should he have met on a number of occasions that understanding and drop or is excellent, and both lead us focused on economic growth and development of their economies. and very much looking forward to enhancing our competition with this great country. well, thank you. you're actually see for those very kind words and data sounded to me like you.