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00:00B.S. Teleto
00:16Good morning.
00:17Today's guest is Shinji Hyodo, a researcher at the Defense Research Institute.
00:24Shinji Hyodo, a researcher at the Defense Research Institute.
00:33Mieko Nakabayashi, a professor at the University of Waseda.
00:40Michito Tsuruoka, a professor at the University of Keio University.
00:48Shinji Hyodo, a professor at the University of Waseda.
00:55Today's theme is the meeting between President Trump and President Zelensky.
01:02I didn't expect this.
01:05The meeting was held at the stairs where the press was still in.
01:13I'd like to see how this will affect the future of relations.
01:18I'd like to see how this will affect the future of relations.
01:23I'd like to see how this will affect the future of relations.
01:28I'd like to see how this will affect the future of relations.
01:33Let me explain the reason for the fight.
01:38Let me explain the reason for the fight.
01:44Let me explain the reason for the fight.
01:52Mr. Hyodo, please.
01:54Russia's state-run media has also detailed the content of this debate and discussion,
01:59especially the preface of the speech.
02:03Is that so?
02:04Regarding the joint development of mineral resources,
02:07Mr. Zelensky was a negative at first,
02:11so President Trump called him a dictator without an election.
02:15After that, I think Russia was also paying close attention to how the relationship would be restored.
02:21As a result, this is what happened.
02:24In addition, there is a very desirable situation for Russia.
02:30In the future, there is a possibility that the Beirut Sino-Ukrainian Forum will be scheduled nearby,
02:34but I think that Russia has strengthened its intention to proceed with the deal with President Trump through Ukraine.
02:44Ms. Nakabayashi
02:45It may have become an event that symbolizes the situation in which our democratic camp is changing.
02:57It may not have been decided until the very end,
03:02but among the White House officials,
03:06Mr. Zelensky seemed to have said that it was a trick not to correct it even if Mr. Trump made a mistake.
03:19Moreover, when the word dictator came out,
03:23Mr. Zelensky actually rebelled at the preliminary stage,
03:28so he was careful about it.
03:31I think it would have been better if there had been an effort to smooth things over a little more.
03:43How do the American people generally accept this parting?
03:48If it were true, it would have been a ceremony between the leaders of the United States and the United States,
03:57but it was a terrible shock.
04:03At the same time, I think that the fact that there is no appreciation for the United States is a part that can be seen quite a bit between Trump supporters.
04:12The situation is such that the left and right are divided,
04:15and the situation is such that the left and right are divided,
04:20and people who do not have any real expert information do not know much about foreign exchange or security guarantees,
04:27and if they do not directly relate to their own lives, they do not pay much attention.
04:31However, Mr. Trump is very supportive of the people who are at the bottom of the upper and lower parts of the division,
04:42so I think that the interest of people other than the experts is as expressed by Mr. Trump.
04:49How about you, Mr. Tsurouka?
04:51In the sense of stairs, I think that it has gone even further below the worst.
04:57This is a point of note for the stairs at the White House with President Trump.
05:02The part where the reporter at the beginning is in is long.
05:05So we just say the beginning, but in this case, the beginning is about 50 minutes.
05:10And this exchange is really the last one.
05:14So he was dragged out to this Trump show and talked to Mr. Trump in front of the media.
05:21This is a different meaning from the ordinary stairs.
05:26However, I think that this was really an avoidable conclusion.
05:30As a result, when it comes to what was lost, Ukraine lost a lot of things.
05:37After the commercial, we will think about the reason for the conflict between negotiations.
05:45Here is today's theme.
05:47We will also think about the whereabouts of the ceasefire negotiations,
05:50but first, let's take a look at why the stairs were cut off.
05:58At 1.20 a.m. today, President Trump welcomed President Zelensky at the White House.
06:07The stairs began with a peaceful atmosphere, but it became a fierce debate for about 50 minutes.
06:12At 3.40 a.m., the joint press conference was canceled, and Mr. Zelensky left the White House.
06:20President Trump posted on his SNS that Mr. Zelensky insulted the United States in his important presidential office.
06:27He posted that he would come back if he could prepare for peace.
06:31President Zelensky also posted on his SNS that he was ashamed of President Trump and the American people.
06:41He also commented that Ukraine needs a consistent and permanent peace.
06:46First, let's take a look at the scene where a fierce debate spread.
07:12For four years in the United States of America, we had a president who stood up at press conferences and talked tough about Vladimir Putin,
07:19and then Putin invaded Ukraine and destroyed a significant chunk of the country.
07:24The path to peace and the path to prosperity is maybe engaging in diplomacy.
07:30We tried the pathway of Joe Biden, of thumping our chest and pretending that the president of the United States' words
07:37mattered more than the president of the United States' actions.
07:40What makes America a good country is America engaging in diplomacy.
07:44That's what President Trump is doing.
07:46Can I ask you?
07:47Sure.
07:48Yeah?
07:49Yeah.
07:50Okay.
07:51So he occupied our parts, big parts of Ukraine, parts of East and Crimea.
07:59So he occupied it in 2014.
08:03So during a lot of years, I'm not speaking about just Biden, but those time was Obama, then President Obama, then President Trump, then President Biden,
08:14now President Trump, and God bless, now President Trump will stop him.
08:19But during 2014, nobody stopped him.
08:22He just occupied and took.
08:24He killed people.
08:25You know what the contact was?
08:262015.
08:272014.
08:282014.
08:29It's 2014.
08:30Yeah, yeah.
08:31I was not here.
08:32Yeah.
08:33That's exactly right.
08:34Yes, but during 2014 until 2022, the situation was the same.
08:41People have been dying on the contact line.
08:44Nobody stopped him.
08:45You know that we had conversations with him, a lot of conversation, my bilateral conversation, and we signed with him, me, like a new president.
08:55In 2019, I signed with him the deal.
08:59I signed with him Macron and Merkel.
09:02We signed ceasefire.
09:04Ceasefire.
09:05All of them told me that he will never go.
09:08We signed him a gas contract.
09:11Gas contract.
09:12Yes, but after that, he broke the ceasefire.
09:16He killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners.
09:20We signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it.
09:24What kind of diplomacy, JD, you are speaking about?
09:27What do you mean?
09:29I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country.
09:33Yes, but if you are not strong…
09:34Mr. President, Mr. President, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come into the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media.
09:40Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems.
09:46You should be thanking the president for trying to bring it into this conflict.
09:50Have you ever been to Ukraine that you say what problems we have?
09:53I have been to…
09:54Then come once.
09:55I've actually watched and seen the stories, and I know what happens is you bring people.
10:01You bring them on a propaganda tour, Mr. President.
10:04Do you disagree that you've had problems bringing people into your military?
10:08Do you think that it's respectful to come to the Oval Office of the United States of America and attack the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your country?
10:18A lot of questions.
10:19Let's start from the beginning.
10:20Sure.
10:21First of all, during the war, everybody has problems.
10:24Even you, but you have a nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future.
10:30God bless.
10:31You don't know that.
10:32God bless.
10:33You don't know that.
10:34God bless.
10:35You will not have a war.
10:36Don't tell us what we're going to feel.
10:37We're trying to solve a problem.
10:38Don't tell us what we're going to feel.
10:39I'm not telling you.
10:40Because you're in no position to dictate that.
10:42Remember that.
10:43You're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel.
10:48We're going to feel very good.
10:49You will feel influence.
10:50We're going to feel very good and very strong.
10:53You will feel influence.
10:54You're right now not in a very good position.
10:56You've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position and it happens to be right about you.
11:01From the very beginning of the war, Mr. President, I was upset.
11:03You're not in a good position.
11:04You don't have the cards right now.
11:06With us, you start having cards.
11:07I'm not playing cards.
11:08Right now, you don't have the cards.
11:09I'm very serious, Mr. President.
11:10You're playing cards.
11:11I'm very serious.
11:12You're gambling with the lives of millions of people.
11:14You're gambling with World War III.
11:17You're gambling with World War III.
11:20And what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country, that's back to you.
11:26Far more than a lot of people said they should have.
11:29Have you said thank you once in that entire meeting?
11:31A lot of times.
11:32No.
11:33In this entire meeting, have you said thank you?
11:34Even today.
11:35You went to Pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in October.
11:38Offer some words of appreciation for the United States of America and the president who's trying to save your country.
11:47Please.
11:48You think that if you will speak very loudly about the war, you can...
11:52He's not speaking loudly.
11:53He's not speaking loudly.
11:54Your country is in big trouble.
11:56Wait a minute.
11:57No, no.
11:58You've done a lot of talking.
11:59Your country is in big trouble.
12:00I know.
12:01You're not winning.
12:02You're not winning this.
12:03You have a damn good chance of coming out okay because of us.
12:07Mr. President, we are staying in our country, staying strong.
12:10From the very beginning of the war, we've been alone.
12:13And we are thankful.
12:15You haven't been alone.
12:16You haven't been alone.
12:17We gave you, through this stupid president, $350 billion.
12:21You voted for your president.
12:22We gave you military equipment.
12:23You voted for your president.
12:24And you met up brave, but they had to use our military equipment.
12:27If you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks.
12:35In three days.
12:36I heard it from Putin.
12:37In three days.
12:38This is something new.
12:39Maybe less.
12:40In two weeks.
12:41Of course, yes.
12:42It's a very hard thing to do business like this.
12:44I tell you.
12:45Just say thank you.
12:46I said it at a time of safety to American people.
12:49Except that there are disagreements, and let's go litigate those disagreements rather than
12:54trying to fight it out in the American media when you're wrong.
12:57We know that you're wrong.
13:12We know that you're wrong.
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24:31Zelenskiy's attitude towards Trump was too much.
24:36He was also asked if Ukraine needed to sell out its excellent investment.
24:41It is expected that Zelenskiy's foreign policy will attract attention in the future.
24:44That's all for the broadcast.
24:47I would like to think about whether this relationship can be restored.
24:51First of all, Ms. Nakayama.
24:53Rather than saying the right thing,
24:57I think it is more important to know how to get along with Mr. Trump's personality.
25:05I think it's strange to see it from the outside of the United States and Ukraine.
25:15But I think it's more important to know how to get along with Mr. Trump
25:22I think it's an example of how important it is to know how to get along with Mr. Trump.
25:27Mr. Zelenskiy pointed out that Russia's claims are being used by Mr. Trump in various ways around the world.
25:39That's certainly a strong point.
25:42It may be harsh to say that Russia is living in a fake space,
25:47but there are some statements that make you think so.
25:51In fact, Mr. Trump may be somewhere else.
25:57I don't think it's a lie that Mr. Zelenskiy and Ukraine see it that way.
26:03What Mr. Trump has said so far is that he is saying it to drag Putin to the negotiating table.
26:11There is such a way of looking at it, but I don't know which one it is.
26:16In the middle of that, there was a fight.
26:20The peace talks will not start unless Russia is dragged out.
26:25There is an analysis including a hopeful observation that Russia is making a statement in the sense of that.
26:33However, it is also pointed out that Mr. Trump may be thinking of a bigger deal.
26:40Ukraine is one of them.
26:44Mr. Trump is not dating Russia just to stop the war in Ukraine.
26:49In fact, Mr. Trump wants to reduce the military spending in his budget.
26:56He is thinking of various assets, including cash.
27:01There are some people in the Republican Party who are pro-establishment.
27:05Anyway, he thinks it's okay to reduce the military spending.
27:08There is a possibility that he has a sense of the world that Russia and China need to do something like Yalta talks 2.
27:19But if you look at it from the perspective of Ukraine's Mr. Zelenskiy,
27:22you don't have to think about Mr. Trump's future by making such a decision.
27:27If you do that, it will be a good fight like this time.
27:32I think there was a side.
27:35Mr. Yodo, as a Russian expert, there is a lot of exchange between Putin and Russia.
27:42Even at the site.
27:45If this happens, Mr. Nakabayashi has just pointed out.
27:50Is there a possibility that he is going to talk more about the big deal, such as reducing the overall defense spending and military spending, or each military camp?
28:01That's the Russian side's aim.
28:04At the Trump-Putin phone conversation on February 12, the Russian side discussed a wide range of themes.
28:12So Ukraine is one of them, even if you tell Russia.
28:16In fact, the Russian side was the first to start talking about each military camp.
28:22President Trump was inspired by that, and I think he was inspired by the reduction of military spending, including China.
28:30So, as Russia, the Russian side is going to do this big deal with Trump on a wide agenda.
28:38The Ukrainian issue is going to be relative.
28:42This time, Zelensky and Trump's relationship is very serious.
28:48But more and more, the Ukrainian-Ukrainian debate is progressing.
28:54Already on February 27, there was a debate between the two foreign ministries in Turkey.
29:00This is a normalization of foreign affairs.
29:03The foreign ministry has withdrawn from the meeting.
29:05Some activities have been suspended for a while.
29:08This is a revival.
29:09The revival of the direct flight of the American-Russian civil aircraft.
29:15The debate up to this point is already progressing.
29:18So, if Ukraine doesn't improve its relationship with the United States as soon as possible,
29:24the debate between President Trump and Putin, which is in a hurry to end the war,
29:29and a full-fledged intellectual talk may be held this month.
29:35If we don't improve our relationship as soon as possible,
29:37I think the debate over the head will progress further.
29:42Until Zelensky changes his mind, he says,
29:46Let's leave the ceasefire.
29:48But I think he is recognizing that Russia and the United States are negotiating a lot of things.
29:54Of course, President Trump recognizes the ceasefire as a big problem.
30:00It is often said that he wants to end the war by the 20th of April, Easter, or the 9th of May.
30:06It is said that there is such an intention in the United States.
30:09Russia is pulling out a lot of things from the American side
30:15and is likely to continue to negotiate without Ukraine.
30:21Mr. Tsurouko.
30:22I think we need to think about the talk of the U.S.-Russia relationship and the U.S.-Ukraine ceasefire in some way.
30:29The U.S. does not think that the U.S. needs to repair the U.S.-Russia relationship for the sake of the U.S.-Ukraine ceasefire.
30:37The U.S. needs the U.S. to repair the U.S.-Russia relationship.
30:44The main goal is the opposite.
30:47It's a means.
30:48I think we need to be aware of that.
30:53On top of that, if you think about the U.S.-Ukraine ceasefire,
30:57I think it is no longer necessary for Russia to negotiate.
31:03In order for the ceasefire to take place, both Ukraine and Russia have to move forward.
31:11Even if Ukraine puts pressure on the U.S., it will not reach an agreement.
31:17The U.S. and Russia's positions are quite far apart as starting points.
31:23So the U.S. has to inform Russia.
31:27For Russia, the U.S. does not feel the need to inform Russia.
31:32The U.S. has to step up and check the U.S.'s reaction.
31:37This means that Russia is not in a hurry for a ceasefire.
31:41I would like to go over the contents of the agreement again.
31:51First, I would like to talk about how this agreement will be implemented.
31:57As you can see here, Ukraine has proposed a $5 trillion grant to the U.S.
32:03for the revenue from mining resources such as minerals, gas, and oil.
32:09This means that the U.S. is going to make a fund and use the money to fund the U.S.
32:18However, instead of the U.S. informing the U.S.,
32:22the U.S. was looking for a security guarantee.
32:27However, the U.S. did not include a security guarantee for the U.S.
32:33According to the U.S. government's statement,
32:37the U.S. is going to have the U.S. do it for the U.S.
32:40The U.S. is saying that the U.S. will not include a guarantee for future war funds.
32:44Mr. Trump said that if the U.S. works in the U.S. with these minerals,
32:51it will be a force to be reckoned with.
32:54He said that Russia would not attack the U.S.
32:56and that the U.S. would not attack the U.S. unless it was the president.
33:01So, the U.S. has not made a firm promise.
33:04This is where the U.S. has not made a firm promise.
33:10Mr. Tsuruga, what do you think is going to happen next?
33:17Will the U.S. make a firm promise again?
33:21The U.S. and Ukraine should have made a firm promise.
33:27The U.S. has not made a firm promise.
33:31The U.S. has not made a firm promise.
33:36So, it's a different negotiation to decide what to do next.
33:41So far, the U.S. and Ukraine have made a firm promise.
33:46But how far will the U.S. go with the war funds and security guarantees?
33:51Mr. Tsuruga, you said that Putin has not made a firm promise.
33:55Yes, and the minerals were probably one of the packages.
34:00But they had to agree on something first.
34:05So, the U.S. has not made a firm promise.
34:10But I think it's a different story.
34:13Mr. Hyodo, what do you think?
34:15From Russia's point of view,
34:17the U.S. has been paying attention to how far the U.S. will go with the security guarantees.
34:24At first, Mr. Trump denied Ukraine's NATO alliance.
34:30He said it was unrealistic.
34:32He also said that the U.S. would not send peacekeepers.
34:35I think Russia was relieved by that.
34:39However, the U.S. was concerned about the security guarantees in the agreement.
34:52As a result, the negotiations fell through.
34:55From Russia's point of view,
34:57the focus is on how far France and the U.K. will send peacekeepers to Ukraine.
35:08And how Russia will build on that.
35:12I think the security guarantees in Ukraine are becoming a problem for Ukraine and Europe.
35:22After the commercial break, let's see what Russia and Europe think about the talks.
35:30The third topic is Russia and Europe's reaction.
35:33First, Russia's reaction.
35:36Russia's reaction to President Putin has not been made public yet.
35:41Medvedev, the vice-president of the Security Council, said,
35:45However, this is not enough.
35:47He also posted on his social media account that he received a fierce flogging from President Zelensky.
35:57Mr. Hyodo, what do you think about this?
36:00Mr. Medvedev is in charge of this kind of thing.
36:05I don't think he needs to be caught up in this.
36:08However, I think we can confirm that the Kremlin is stepping up its negotiations with the U.S.
36:19Russia's next target is the U.S. presidential election in Ukraine.
36:27The U.S. media has reported that the U.S. will have three stages in the negotiations.
36:34The first stage will be a ceasefire.
36:39The second stage will be the presidential election in Ukraine.
36:42The third stage will be the final settlement of the peace treaty.
36:47This is what Russia is trying to do with the next president who won the presidential election.
36:56After defeating Zelensky's regime, Russia plans to cut off the first stage of the ceasefire and the third stage of the peace treaty.
37:08Russia plans to cut off the first stage of the ceasefire and the third stage of the peace treaty.
37:16The first stage of the ceasefire will be the final settlement of the peace treaty.
37:26The second stage will be the final settlement of the peace treaty.
37:31Russia is trying to figure out how to get the U.S. to do something.
37:36Russia is trying to figure out how to get the U.S. to do something.
37:43President Zelensky also said that if the U.S. brings peace to Ukraine, it will be ready to take over the presidency.
37:59If the U.S. brings peace to Ukraine, it will be ready to take over the presidency.
38:09If the U.S. brings peace to Ukraine, it will be ready to take over the presidency.
38:16If the U.S. brings peace to Ukraine, it will be ready to take over the presidency.
38:24The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:31The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:36The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:39The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:49The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:54The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
38:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
39:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
39:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
39:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
39:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
39:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
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40:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:32The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:35The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:38The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:41The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:44The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:47The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:50The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:53The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:56The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
40:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:32The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:35The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:38The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:41The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:44The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:47The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:50The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:53The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:56The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
41:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:32The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:35The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:38The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:41The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:44The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:47The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:50The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:53The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:56The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
42:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:32The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:35The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:38The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:41The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:44The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:47The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:50The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:53The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:56The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
43:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:32The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:35The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:38The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:41The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:44The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:47The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:50The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:53The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:56The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
44:59The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:02The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:05The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:08The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:11The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:14The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:17The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:20The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:23The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:26The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:29The U.S. wants to change the situation after three years of war.
45:32There is a diary here.
45:35There is a diary here.
45:38There is a diary here.
45:41It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:44It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:47It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:50It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:53It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:56It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
45:59It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:02It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:05It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:08It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:11It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:14It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:17It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:20It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:23It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:26It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:29It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:32It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:35It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:38It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:41It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:44It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:47It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:50It says that May 9th is the anniversary of the war against Germany.
46:53Next year's budget proposal will be discussed in detail.
46:56Next year's budget proposal will be discussed in detail.
46:59Next year's budget proposal will be discussed in detail.
47:02The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:05The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:08The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:11The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:14The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:17The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:20The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:23The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:26The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:29The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:32The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:35The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:38The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:41The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:44The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:47The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:50The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:53The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:56The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
47:59The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:02The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:05The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:08The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
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48:29The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:32The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:35The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:38The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:41The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:44The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:47The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:50The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:53The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:56The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
48:59The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:02The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:05The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:08The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:11The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:14The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:17The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:20The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:23The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:26The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:29The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:32The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:35The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:38The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
49:41The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:05The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:08The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:11The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:14The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:17The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:20The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:23The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:26The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.
50:29The New York Dow Jones fell by a large margin on the 28th.