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Russia has resumed strikes on Kyiv just days after high-level US talks in Moscow and Ukraine. What does that say about the prospects for peace, and about the Kr…
Russia has resumed strikes on Kyiv just days after high-level US talks in Moscow and Ukraine. What does that say about the prospects for peace, and about the Kremlin's calculations? Is the Kremlin interested in negotiations, or convinced time is on its side? DW speaks with Russia expert Angela Stent from the American Enterprise Institute.
00:00 Russia resumes strikes on Kyiv after brief pause
00:27 Damage and casualties after ballistic missile attack in Kyiv
01:50 US envoys' visit fails to produce breakthrough in peace efforts
02:06 Kyiv residents react to renewed attacks
02:42 Angela Stent, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute
03:12 Why Moscow projects confidence despite ongoing war
04:23 What peace proposals could be acceptable to Kyiv and Moscow?
06:10 Has diplomacy made progress or is it political messaging?
07:08 Ukraine's need for air defenses as winter approaches
08:16 What Vladimir Putin believes he can still achieve in Ukraine
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Comedian zelensky still want weapons to prolonged the war
@@njeyamoorthi4876Imported1mo ago
zelensky is a criminal. He is not an elected leader but came to power from back door. western countries are to be blamed for this war.
@@conquerorvictor5072Imported1mo ago
Jesus Christ is the prince of peace,no Jesus no peace.
@@JamesTKirk-vb8kpImported1mo ago
The IRGC has seized one of the most advanced large US underwater drones in the Strait of Hormuz.
@@liemto9485Imported1mo ago
- The US should perhaps choose a new negotiator for Iran.
<br>- The US should deal fairly regarding oil in Venezuela; only then can the situation in that country be stabilized (and serve as an example for the people of Cuba and Iran to look to and follow suit).
@@stereomtl9001Imported1mo ago
Remember 2014 ......Petro Poroshenko stated that Ukraine's children would go to schools and kindergartens, while children in Donbas would be "holed up in the basements" ....what goes around comes around. No respite and no let up, pound them to oblivion 🇧🇬🇷🇺 Z
@@chandaagritech77Imported1mo ago
Ukraine must surrender no any other better option
@@Toeken42Imported1mo ago
No peace deal will come because it is a deal, not a resolution or a decree. Deals are always going to be one sided and meant to be broken. No private interest CEO/Real estate developers are qualified to represent a country for "peace deals". Es No Bueno.
@@badxgamesImported1mo ago
Not ballistics... Jet drones. Do research before you publish anything
@@ronmark8007Imported1mo ago
Go Russia deal with Ukraine mercilessly, mama Africa is standing with you unconditionally. Long live the Putin, XI and Kim.
@@BullOverTheMoonImported1mo ago
DW’s comedy hour.
@@noize2soundImported1mo ago
Burundi should initiate peace talks between Russia & EU
@@alizeh__editsImported1mo ago
Simply they are taking advantage of interceptors which is not available
@@VivaMynamImported1mo ago
Zelenkly is screaming loud for help from his allies western parpets
@@testtest-e1g3eImported1mo ago
Zelensky is holding Ukrainians hostage.
@@gheorghefalcaruImported1mo ago
Yes Madam so right you are!
@@robijorum4113Imported1mo ago
Let the missiles do the talking
@@ivispivis4953Imported1mo ago
the "quote on quote N*zi regime" is literally celebrating N*zi war heroes
@@vanceofthetubeImported1mo ago
Did zelensky agree to cede Donbass? No.. well then😂
@@Godwhacker100Imported1mo ago
Gee, who knew a couple of American failed real estate dealers representing Putin’s interests couldn’t broker peace?
Russia has resumed strikes on Kyiv just days after high-level US talks in Moscow and Ukraine. What does that say about the prospects for peace, and about the Kremlin's calculations? Is the Kremlin interested in negotiations, or convinced time is on its side? DW speaks with Russia expert Angela Stent from the American Enterprise Institute.
00:00 Russia resumes strikes on Kyiv after brief pause
00:27 Damage and casualties after ballistic missile attack in Kyiv
01:50 US envoys' visit fails to produce breakthrough in peace efforts
02:06 Kyiv residents react to renewed attacks
02:42 Angela Stent, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute
03:12 Why Moscow projects confidence despite ongoing war
04:23 What peace proposals could be acceptable to Kyiv and Moscow?
06:10 Has diplomacy made progress or is it political messaging?
07:08 Ukraine's need for air defenses as winter approaches
08:16 What Vladimir Putin believes he can still achieve in Ukraine
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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<br>- The US should deal fairly regarding oil in Venezuela; only then can the situation in that country be stabilized (and serve as an example for the people of Cuba and Iran to look to and follow suit).