00:00Well, thank you very much, everybody. It's an honor to be with a very strong leader, a man who
00:07has been through a lot, and a man who I've gotten to know very well, and we've gotten along really
00:13very well. And we had a big call yesterday, as you know, with President Putin, and we'll be
00:17talking about it. President Zelensky of Ukraine has endured a lot. I mean, he really has. He's
00:25endured a lot, and we've endured it with him, to be honest. It's been a long time, and I think
00:32we're making great progress. So we're going to be talking about that today. We'll be talking about
00:37what took place yesterday with my phone call with President Putin, and I think that things are
00:43coming along pretty well. Thank you very much for the invitation. Again, my congratulations with
00:48your successful ceasefire in the Middle East. Thank you. Yeah, and you did it, and I think this is
00:54the momentum to finish Russia's war against Ukraine. I think that, yes, we understand
01:01that Putin is not ready. I think not ready, but I think that I'm confident that with your
01:09help, we can stop this war, and we really need it. We see that they don't have successful
01:16steps on the battlefield, and it's good. I think that the army is weak now, but a lot of losses.
01:22They have a lot of losses in economy and people, and I think this is a very important moment.
01:29And I think it looks beautiful in his jacket. It's beautiful. I hope people notice. It's
01:34a good, it's actually very stylish. I like it.
01:37First of all, I think we need to sit and speak. The second point, we need ceasefire. Even now,
01:45you see in the Middle East, it's very difficult to hold ceasefire. Everywhere, in every war,
01:50it's very difficult. We want this. Putin doesn't want. That's why we need pressure on it. We will
01:58speak with President today what we need. We understand what we need to push Putin to negotiation table.
02:06And as I said previously, so we are ready to speak in any kind of format, bilateral, trilateral,
02:13doesn't matter. Matter, just peace. This is important. The most important thing for people
02:19in Ukraine, which are under each day's attacks, to have really strong security guarantees.
02:27NATO is the best, but weapon is very important. Allies on our side is very important. And between
02:34us, for us, bilateral security guarantees between me and President Trump is very important. I don't
02:43know. We didn't speak with details about it, but this is the most important document because
02:48United States is very strong. What's going to happen if the United States
02:52is in a conflict and we need the tomahawks? Well, that's, that's a problem. We need tomahawks
02:59and we need a lot of other things that we've been sending over the last four years to Ukraine.
03:04We've been, you know, we gave, we gave them a lot. Now we have a different situation.
03:08We sent it to the European Union. They pay for it and all that. And they have plenty of
03:12money. But we, it's beyond the money. You know, we need tomahawks. So we need a lot of
03:18other weapons that we're sending to Ukraine. One of the reasons we want to get this war over
03:22is exactly that. It's not easy for us to give. You're talking about massive numbers of very
03:28powerful weapons. So that's one of the things we'll be talking about. Hopefully they won't
03:33need it. Hopefully we'll be able to get the war over with without thinking about tomahawks.
03:38Of course, we want to finish this war, but the war is another technological war. You don't
03:43use just tomahawks. If you want to target a military goal, you need thousands of drones.
03:51It goes together with such missiles. Ukraine has such thousands of our production drones,
03:58but we don't have tomahawks. That's why we need tomahawks. But the United States is a very
04:03strong production. And the United States has tomahawks and other missiles, very strong missiles.
04:11But they can have our thousands of drones. That's why where we can work together, where
04:16we can strengthen American production.
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