rubio: sure. and there may be an opportunity to do that come the general assembly of the united nations. chair risch: probably, probably will be. i think that is important. let me -- you know, we do hear a lot of complaining and renting of garments over cuts of foreign assistance, but the number you laid out is absolutely stunning, the united states contributes more foreign aid than the next next 10 countries together. that is a stunning number. before we feel too guilty about it, we need to look around and compliment ourselves for what we are doing and have been doing for a long time. fair statement? sec. rubio: there is no doubt. we want to do it in a smarter, more targeted way. chair risch: let me give you a minute on pepfar. people talk about the cutting of pepfar. virtually everyone here supports pepfar. you have done some things to it to make it better. can you give us a short dissertation on that? sec. rubio: 85% of pepfar's functional right now. i know there are some pickups on the payment

i will now turn to secretary rubio for opening remarks. you did a great job and we are grateful to you. obviously this could not have happened without such close friends and partners in the african union and qatar. we are working a lot lately with qatar we are doing a lot of things with you guys and you have been instrumental. without you this could not have happened. you put everybody together. i do want to recognize, when i say former colleagues, it was not six months ago i was still a senator, but they are still here. you are a close friend of mine and you have watched this issue closely and have made it a priority. senator rounds has been talking to me about this before i was even nominated during the position and even during the nomination process and we have others i will also to recognize. there's been a lot of interest in this and we are grateful to all of them. they were invited but they have stuff going on in the senate, as you know. we are grateful both of you are here. this is in an important moment after 30 years of war. presi

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senator rubio gave me one. was like so many congressional staffers at the time, burned out on politics. i was ready to leave capitol hill. whatever the country needed, more paul ryan economics was not it. i was ready to be done. until a friend called and said, are you still looking for a job? marco rubio is on a weird for a worker kick. he wants staffers who knows how to talk to labor unions. i found myself in a conference room in an office building having what can only be described as the most wide-ranging interview of my life. the job interview, we talked about american industry failing, china rising and how many and defeated not understand how serious the situation was. gdp growth. we talked about organized labor's importance. i mentioned scripture promises divine judgment for wage theft. [applause] i realized in the court really -- i realized in the course of the conversation that there might be a place on capitol hill for someone like me. a lot of people were disillusioned with the failed economics of the

and very often do it with senator rubio's help. when american compass released a statement as abby mentioned earlier, conservatives a seat at the table. rubio was the only seating official to sign it. when american compass organized lecture, rubio was there to deliver it. when and due course, american compass needed more staff, his office supplied it. american compass is very grateful to secretary rubio for his leadership and for our partnership over the last several years in pursuit better economic consensus that cares more about whether simply getting out of the market's way and economics that understands that people are not products and economics premised and working people matter. that's why american compass exists. that's what we do and that's why we are all here tonight because as secretary rubio said and one particularly economically speech in 2019 quoting pope leo the 13 from 1881, strength and the workshops are trade is indispensable, justice demands that they who contribute so largely to the community may themselves share

secretary of state the honorable marco rubio. [applause] sec. of state rubio: thank you. thank you. how is the senate? thank you, guys for having the it is an honor. i want to thank chris for the introduction. did you get my office? the one i used to have, the one in russell, did you find any cash or gold bars? [laughter] is there media here? as they call it, it is a joke. it is a joke. thank you, chris, for the introduction and i'm very proud of the work he did with sn thank you to everyone in american compass for hosting me here tonight. we really only got to serve ten days because i got confirmed pretty quickly. by the way, the president -- 99 out of 100 votes because the vice president at that time, the president for some time expressed great concern about the fact that i had 99 votes, he did not note that was good or bad, but i told him recently, sir, you don't have to worry about that anymore. i don't think i would get 99 votes now. anyways, to live for the chance to speak to you. one more thing i would like to tell you about, now that i'm in the executive branch, we often tim

rubio is the only official to sign it. rubio is there to deliver it.aff, his office supplied it. american compass is very grateful. thank you for your leadership and our partnership. the consensus of that cares more about whether families and communities and industry, less about getting out of the market's way. people are not products and economics premised on the dignity of the human person. and working people matter. that is what we do. that is why we are here tonight. as secretary rubio said and the one heretical speech in 2019 quoting pope leo xiii from 1890 one, the labor of the working class, the exercise of their skill and the strength of the workshops is indispensable. justice demands that they who contribute to the community may themselves share in the benefits which they create. please join me in welcoming the 70 second secretary of state, marco rubio. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. bernie marino, how is the senate? thank you for having me. it is an honor. i want to thank chris for the introduction. did you get in my office? the one i us

i'm happy at least that there is another ukrainian people, but rubio may... simply not realize it, he doesn't delve so deeply into this russian history, they don't really understand the scope of this whole horror, but the americans understand that they drove the indians to reservations, and from such a great civilization , reservations remained, what happened in russia is actually the same thing, that they drove everyone who disagrees with them in their heads, in the streets of the small wagner prison, there was a network of constabulary people there , they were beaten, they were tortured, all this to the songs of kabzon and skirkorov, well, you know, wherever they ended up, there was a ruckus, a ruckus and the music of valinka, valinka, not to mention stalin's, this is very strange, that is, this is their idea of civilization, hard labor, they always had, what were the magazines called, hard labor, such a wonderful illustrated magazine, their main this... site was called sputniki pogrom, what are they, and why sputniki pogrom? because these are two words that the russians gave to the

this week president trump and secretary rubio returned from historic nato summit in the hag where allies committed to dramatically increase defense security spending to 5% of gdp. this landmark pledge reflects a generational shift in nato's' ensuring mail has the forces capabilities war fighting readiness and resilience needed to deter and defend against all modern threats. this is peace through strength. is not just about budgets about building real military power. a stronger industrial base and interoperability. as president trump said this is a monumental win for the united states, europe, and the cause of transatlantic peace and prosperity. the president's leadership deserves full credit for the reinvigorating nato and restoring strategic clarity to the alliance today the secretary announced a new visa restriction policy for families and close personal and business associates and drug traffickers sanctioned under executive order 14059. this will not only prevent them from entering the united states but will serve as a deterrent for continued illicit activities. will continue to use a

i think marco rubio said it best.he country most at risk from closing the strait of hormuz which is no easy task, we've seen weeks of iran not being able to counter offenses from israel and being basically inept as they were on saturday night, thank heavens, but why in the world would they cut off which is effectively what they would be doing, their greatest sponsor right now. it doesn't make any sense to me. i think oil markets are a little more conservative or negative here than equity markets. i think that's kind of back backwards. >> well, i also think that the oil factor from their perspective, it doesn't weigh as much now as it did historically and certainly with the administration opening up oil production in this country, i am not that much -- i don't think it's that much of a factor in terms of the risk of the whole situation. oil prices have been fairly stable and could they spike to 100? maybe. but i think that would just be on pure speculation as to what will happen in the next 24 hours. i do think longer

you have dual headed secretary rubio and national security advisor rubio and steve witkoff who is taking on many of the most sensitive diplomatic files in your corner. do these gentlemen have time to handle all these responsibilities and how will you know they're juggling these responsibilities effectively? rep. lawler: i think secretary rubio obviously has deep experience when it comes to foreign affairs. i think he is extremely intelligent and articulate and capable of handling multiple roles that are interconnected and critical. when it comes to something like usaid, the fact is it always should have been under the umbrella of state so that in itself is not really an issue. both of them i think are doing a very good job. managing these crises happening around the globe. the fact we were able to broker a cease-fire agreement between india and pakistan i think it speaks volumes to secretary rubio and the president and vice president and their ability to deal directly with world leaders in a very firm manner. i think obviously the challenges in the middle east continue to persist. you sa

i -- you can see that the secretary of state marco rubio said u.s. to stop iran from closing the strait of hormuz, because having, that is what they are threatening now here is a the secretary with me yesterday watch. >> do you expect iran to move to close the strait of hormuz to try to have disrupt oil transportation across the world? >> well, i encouraged chinese government beijing to call them about that they heavily depend on straits of hormuz for oil if they do that another tenable mistake economic suicide if they do it we retain options to deal with that but other countries should be looking at that as well will would hurt other countries economize a lot worst than yours a massive escalation i think would merit a response not just by us but from others we have three objectives, we struck those three objectives decisive force point, what happens next will depend on what they do they want to negotiate we're ready to negotiate, they want to get cute do things dangerous we have responses available that are devastating. >> robert what do you think a

us secretary of state marco rubio spoke to cbs news's margaret brennan on face the nation sunday and said iran had every opportunity to negotiate. we have bent over backwards to create a deal with these people. steve witkoff has travelled the world extensively, met with them - not even met with them, met with the omanis through them and discussed back-and-forth. we even put in an offer to them and they wanted elements of it in writing. a very generous offer. we are prepared. if they call right now and say they want to meet right now, we will do that. the president has made that clear from the very beginning. his preference is to deal with this issue diplomatically. but he also told them we had 60 days to make progress or something else was going to happen. i think they thought they were dealing with a different kind of leader, like the kind of leaders they've been playing games with for the last 30-40 years. and they found out that is not the case. this mission was a very precise mission. three nuclear sites. it was not an attack on iran, on the iranian people, this wasn't a regime c

it is from from secretary rubio. and obviously, there is a real question of how president trump is going to respond to this because he clearly did not want this to happen. he said it publicly. rubio said, quote, tonight israel took unilateral action against iran. we are not involved in strikes against iran. our top priority is protecting american forces in the region. israel advised us that they believe this action was necessary for self-defense. president trump and the administration have taken all necessary steps to protect our forces and remain in close contact with our regional partners. let me be clear. iran should not target u.s. interests or personnel. i mean, you're you're completely accurate when you say there is no statement there saying the united states stands behind what israel has done here. >> yes. and i think again. i don't know why this was not mentioned, but i can guess. that the reason is that the united states did not want this to happen. and i'll tell you another thing, caitlin, ahead of the isra

, let me help rubio with the truth. meet evan onza, a five year old boy who was born with hiv in south sudan. i mentioned evan in a column in march from south sudan. this was a child as precious as yours or mine. evan's life was in our hands, and for five years, america kept him alive with antiretroviral medicines costing less than $0.12 a day through the president's emergency plan for aids relief, or pepfar. this was a program started by president george w bush and has saved more than 26 million lives so far, and it turned the tide of aids around the world and built enormous goodwill toward the united states. then along came president trump and his freeze on most humanitarian aid in january. how could a five year old orphan possibly obtain medicine on his own? evan weakened and soon died of an opportunistic infection, marco rubio told the house committee. no children are dying on my watch. evan died on his watch. evan's, of all ages are dying on marco rubio's watch, and no one is counting. and so we don't know as of to

with russia, on behalf of the american people, the secretary of state of the united states, marco rubio , congratulated the russians on russia day, also, in fact, the united states of america is going, or rather, individual representatives, are going to go to moscow for direct negotiations with russia, and trump met with the new ambassador of the russian federation, darchiev in the united states of america, as we see, mr. vitaly, such warm relations between the trump administration and russia continue to be established. i understand trump, okay, but why do they continue to play such a game, well, negotiations, good communication there regarding ukraine, regarding iran, well, congratulating the russians there on russia day, a people who... as of today are killing other people, it's kind of strange, well, you have to, look, rubia congratulated the russian people, not putin, i think that this is the difference in his approaches to approaches trump, just, ukrainians condemn him as usual, but this is just a different approach, trump doesn't care about the russian people, he cares about putin

they had a call with level of merkel rubio, right, right up to the attack. and if you look at the lab ross statement, she's very clear he's. this is a consummate supreme diplomat, and he says rubio, deepest condolences over the death of the passengers in the real incident. but he didn't say anything. rubio, according to level ross, read out of the attack on russian nuclear base, which are much more serious escalades. well, i mean me thing it is due by the way, peter, go ahead and read and go ahead. go ahead as well. i would just, i would just like to say i, my sources. i have very close sources to what's going on, particularly at langley. they basically hermetically sealed. the john radcliffe had a c, i a, they're not, they're not briefing him the way they should. he's not intellectually curious enough to get down to the mid level and find out what's going on. tulsa gabbert has been term medically sealed again in the d n i ever since she started releasing information about january 6th, being a possible inside job. ever since she changed a few weeks ago, the

us secretary of state marco rubio spoke to cbs's margaret brennan on face the nation sunday and said iran had every opportunity to negotiate. we have bent over backwards to create a deal with these people. steve witkoff has travelled extensively and met with your omani through them and discussed back-and-forth and we even put out an offer to them that we wanted elements in writing, very generous offer, by the way. we are prepared right now. if they call right now and say we want meet, let's talk, we are prepared to do this, the president has made this clear from the very beginning. his preference is to deal with this issue diplomatically but he also told them we have 60 days to make progress or something else is going to happen and i think they thought that they were dealing with the kind of leader, the kind of leaders they have been playing games with with the last 30 or 40 years and they found out that is not the case so this mission was a very precise mission, had three objectives, three nuclear site, it was not attack on iran, not only rainy people, this was not it regime change

secretary rubio doesn't make foreign policy. it's his vision and implementation of president trump's point of view and president trp's vision. and that's what sretary rubio does and obviously he doeoes it very well. yes, sir? >> what's the vision that he's implementing? >> i'm not gonna begin to speculate. i'm not gonna go here. ladi, ladies, ladies, if you want to speak about the national security adviser, call the white house. >> what we have heard from t president is that he wants the united states to take over gaza. you haven't mentioned that, but should we assume that is part of the policy and therefore what about the rest of -- jerusalem. ambassador huckabee seems to be suggesting there wouldn't be a huge palestinian state in those remaining areas. we know half of the answer to those questions. you haven't restated it heree about gaza, so if we couldust clarify -- >> clearly, there's a focus on gaza and f very good reason. and that's what we're focused on is the cease fire, stopping the rnage, dealing with what's going on

yeah, but i mean, you've got marco rubio give briefing him. know, and he's secretary say also, i mean do i you do try somebody like marco rubio, but there's a snake in the grass. yeah, no i listen. i have a certain issues. i think he's okay on, but the issues like we're talking now now. but again, this is donald trump not putting in but the elbow grease to actually do what he said, which is to drain the swamp. this is the problem right now with trump is he's not following through on his bureaucratic reforms. these, i don't think he fully understands what he's up against, and he certainly hasn't brought people in within an hour fully and on top of it, brandon is disappointing mega. this mega wants this to you? definitely on the okay. alright, let's go back to the pretty. go ahead, dmitri. you guys are great. doctors keep going. uh, keep continuing to arm ukraine. okay. and you could have pulled the plug on that. he's continuing to send intelligence to provide intelligence to ukraine. he could have pulled the plug on that. he continues to have m

i think marco rubio has integrity. i think there is going to come a point where he won't be able to serve any longer. obviously we have not reached that point yet. after all, we haven't spent all of four months in the administration -- we have spent all of her performance in the administration yet, and we only have 44 months to go. is there anything new coming? i reached my point. other reached their points. rachael: there is this theory around senator lindsey graham, big difference hawk, dod hawk, but also a trump ally. he employed a strategy of you pick your battles. you suck up to the president where you can. you buy -- win some chits and you cash them in when you need to. i wonder if rubio is doing the same. you have been critical of steven witkoff. you called him a "disaster in the making." what is your issue with him? mr. bolton: given his responsibilities in the russia-ukraine war and iran, just to take those two, he came to the job and knows nothing about russia and knows nothing about ukraine. he knows nothing

the united states, rubio says, wants guarantees that iran will never have nuclear weapons. well, iran cannot give these guarantees. instead , foreign minister arakchiy came to moscow and met with putin today, and putin waved his hand at the united states of america and said that this is unacceptable, this violates all international law. kaya kalas said that the eu may renew sanctions against iran in the event of a failure of negotiations on the nuclear program. the eu's chief diplomat said this today before the start of a meeting of foreign ministers in brussels. she stressed that that within the framework of the mechanism, a rapid reaction mechanism operates, which allows for the full return of sanctions, according to the words. kalas demonstrates iran's readiness for discussions and the european union supports a diplomatic solution in the long term. well, iran supports it in words. but vasily nebendzia, forgive me, nebendzia, said that the us deliberately refused to diplomatically resolve the situation with iran. the russian ambassador to the un said this at a meeting of

as secretary rubio notes this promotes accountability for those have exploited practices. the parch pants enriches the cuban regime and deprives every day cubans of essential medical care that they need in their homeland. our goal is to support the cuban people in their pursuit of freedom and those who contribute have a forced labor scheme. the u.s. is sending a clear. we encourage other nations to join us in this effort, end quote. further, we are closely monitoring mount aetna's eruption and not aware of any american citizens. we strongly encourage u.s. citizens to monitor local news and following the news. we will provide authorities through the smart traveler enrollment program and our web sites, social media and at travel . state . goff as necessary. and this is an important reminder who are enrolling at step . state .gov. and that is what i have have for you right now. looking forward to your questions. sean. first with gaza. yesterday -- [indiscernible] media reporting is incorrect. and we had the red cross and israel confirming that they opened fire -- [indiscernib

a great vice president and then marco rubio. go ahead. first let me welcome the foreign ministers of rwanda and congo it is great that he and the oval office. second let me say congratulations to the president secretary rubio and the entire team. of the people of these two countries they should note the united states is committed to the pathway of peace, but to my fellow americans, this is a celebratory moment. a big moment for our country because under the president's leadership we have taken years of killing and war, the worst war in terms of death counts since world war ii and now we are on a pathway to peace. if i think about what i know about these two countries, for 30 years pretty much the entire time that i we are going to keep an eye on what is going on there president trent may take questions from reporters and if so we will go back to what he is saying but we will leave it there for the moment and carry on with our panel here who i interrupted to go to the oval office there a little bit earlier. just to go back to you because i

i think that's been stated clearly by secretary rubio and the president. that's important for people to know. the president has made it clear that if americans are hurt or in this case, missiles shot at civilians or american soldiers, there would be a repercussion. ok, we will close with you. >> [indiscernible] president trump recently concluded a successful trip to the middle east. what can you tell us about this? >> he went with a goal in mind. he's the best dealmaker in the world. these partners in the middle east understand clearly our intentions and what our goals are. thankfully, due to the approach and style of president trump. i think when it comes to -- again, the best person who could explain his thoughts and feelings on any issue is the president himself so i refer you back to what he writes and is posting on i think a regular basis, which is helpful to people like me and i think the world at large as well. >> despite israeli concerns, president trump is still trying to negotiate with iran, showing his priority is peace in the region. he recentl

let's have a listen to what the us secretary of state, marco rubio, had to say. i would encourage the chinese government to call them about that because they heavily depend on the strait of hormuz for their oil. if they do that, it will be another terrible mistake, it is economic suicide if they do that and we have options to deal with it. it would hurt other countries' economy is worse than ours. i think it would be a massive escalation that would merit a response not just from us but by others. economic suicide - very strong words there from marco rubio. and he's not wrong, actually. china does import oil from iran. it is estimated at around 90% of the oil iran exports to other markets, and china is also facing an economic slowdown, don't forget. property prices are still protracted, youth unemployment is high, and spending hasn't recovered. as global policymakers gather in the city this week, they were planning to discuss how to navigate tariffs. now they have the added pressure of having to discuss how to manage the uncertainty and chaos created by what is go

and marco rubio said no. marco rubio is obviously running for the next republican presidential nomination has has decided that cruelty is the political selling point to the trump voters who marco rubio wants to appeal to so desperately. and so marco rubio cannot get caught supporting something that he used to support in december, right up until donald trump was president, which was feeding starving children with the surplus food that america produces every year and cannot eat and cannot sell. and saving lives with medical supplies that cost this country next to nothing. the new marco rubio is the cruel marco rubio, trying to work in the image and likeness of his now worshiped boss, donald trump, who marco rubio used to call a con man and a fraud. and so donald trump has troops moving in california, and the news media will keep its cameras on them. but there will be no cameras on the starving babies in sudan. the starving mothers. bill gates called what elon musk did the world's richest man killing the world's

this needs to be subtitled for rubio, so why? he understands all this perfectly well himself. in short, we still have two topics, friends, we don't have much time. the nato summit will take place, in fact, the defense for zelensky was invited to the summits of both nato, the european union and the j7. this is positive information, because in fact, we remember that trump was even against... inviting zelensky to the nato summit, and from such bad news, well, but absolutely obvious in the context of all the recent events, bloomberg writes that the nato summit communiqué will not contain a promise to accept ukraine into the north atlantic alliance, although we remember that last year's june summit, such a possibility was at least considered in words, and actually representatives of... the ukrainian authorities began to talk about the west putting pressure on zelensky, that sanctions will be in exchange for mobilization from the age of 18, at least that's what podoliak said, it seems that several other representatives said, i don't know how true it is, but at least that's what they

president trump and secretary of state marco rubio continue to deliver on this administration's vision of peace through strength, with resolute diplomacy backed by principled leadership. on june 22, secretary rubio under secretary allison hooker and senior advisor, hosted a signing of the landmark a peace agreement between the democratic republic of the congo and rwanda. the agreement marks and historic milestone for the region, bringing to an end the 30-year war. the united states in coordination with the united states, qatar, and togo will continue the peace deal to pave the way for mutual prosperity. tomorrow, secretary rubio will welcome his quad counterpart from australia, india, and japan to washington to reaffirm our shared commitment to a free and open indo pacific. this reinforces our joint resolve to dispense sovereignty, strengthened regional maritime security, and build resilience supply chains. as you may know, president trump today will issue a new executive order lifting u.s. sanctions on syria, reaffirming his belief that the syrian people deserve a future the safety an

election, well, probably vance for president, rubio vice president, but everything can change there, well, trump can't, trump can't, of course, but it can, really, and why do you think trump lost? trump lost, that's why, that means, i'm saying, he lost less than musk, but nevertheless, that means, musk still has... in his hands remains this network of ex, a network that unites not only trumpists, but also conservatives who are not trumpists, so to speak, and so part of trump's base can, maybe, i emphasize, maybe not necessarily, but can generally distance itself from him, but maybe not, all this will be for... naturally, i believe that mers did not come just like that and not just, so to speak, as a petitioner, yes, he came partly as , well, let's say, looking at the european barracks, relatively speaking, from - so, from the same black rock, let's say, he came with a certain message, as if, perhaps, he conveyed it, but we don't know this, in fact , so, of course, pressure is being put on him from both sides, but if he plays this card correctly and steers correctly, then... all his r

since the beginning of secretary rubio's tenure, secretary of state, his focus on visas and the state department's role in determining who is allowed into this country has often been mocked, derided, or dismissed. this heinous attack is a reminder that the decisions about who we let into this country and who we allow to stay is of vital national security and personal security importance to this country and of americans everywhere. as secretary rubio notes about this attack, quote, all terrorists, their family members, and terrorist sympathizers here on a visa should know that under the trump administration, we'll find you, revoke your visas, and deport you. also today, the state department is taking steps to impose visa restrictions on several central american government officials who are responsible for deals with the corrupt china -- cuban regime to import medical personnel in their forced labor scheme. as secretary rubio notes, these steps promote accountability for those who support and perpetuate these exploitive practices. the cuban export program abuses the participants, enrich

it is the priority of secretary marco rubio. it is the priority of everyone who works in this building and the thousands of american citizens who work anonymously and who you will never see who are working in embassies and consulates around the world and working with those local nations to be there for american citizens and help facilitate. our priority is the safety of americans just here at home but also overseas. we thank all of those working on behalf of the american people, all of you watching from home and from around the world. we thank you and from everyone around the nation, we know and honor your work as we begin another briefing here ready to take your questions. yes, sir. >> could you give us more details of the task force of how is the work specifically to help americans potentially leave the region, impacted in the country they are in and -- >> right, well, i won't be giving you as a reminder today is a different day for the briefing. there is always things that i can't say to you. yet, we have a long back and fort

, look, rubio congratulated the russian people, not putin, i... i think that this is the difference between his approaches and trump's approaches, ukrainians condemn him as usual, but this is just a different approach. trump doesn't care about the russian people, he cares about putin, he wants to be friends with putin, and rubia does not congratulate lavrov. uh, lavrov does not congratulate him, the russian people congratulate him, because putin verubi looks as a politician into the future. this is, by the way, where ukrainians who live in, i would say, in the ashes of this war find it very difficult to look, and they cannot look into the future, where the russian federation will remain a neighbor of russia for not ten, not 20, not 50, but always, always there will be two neighboring countries, europe, because russia is still geographically in europe, so not politically, more of a part with the population, not politically and not mentally, but geographically, this is europe, two european countries next to each other, one of them wants the destruct

netanyahu's words are different from rubio's approach, if you think about it? a better future is a country in which there will be no putin regime, which will not fight with other countries, attack, shoot, kill, what do we want, the question arises, of course, most of our compatriots say: we want us to defeat moscow, we want to take a parade down the red areas, we want russia to collapse, well, for this we love. a small but important condition is needed, that the ukrainian state be preserved, and not that its territory become part of the territory of the russian federation, as the current russian political leadership thinks about it, that is, we need such a russian people who will not want to absorb the ukrainian state and put an end to the existence of the ukrainian people, i will say that this is exactly what we are talking about now, and therefore, returning to the guarantee of security, the only real guarantee that ukraine, the ukrainian people will survive, there is no other, this is a democratic, european, civilized russia, i say again, if you think that i