00:00I mean, a lot's been happening in the last few days, and it seems like there's been quite a lot of changes of position from the Trump administration.
00:08We're five months on from the unfortunate Oval Office encounter between President Trump and President Zelensky.
00:15Does it feel now, as a Ukrainian, that America is back on side?
00:19You know, first of all, greetings from Kiev.
00:22The second one, you know, to be honest, we are very careful and even cautious, I would say, with the last narratives and messages and statements from Trump.
00:36First of all, yes, we are thankful and we are glad to hear about Patriots because that's the only missiles that we can use to hit the aeroballistic Russian missiles.
00:47That's the first point. And that's the only way how we can protect the sky and civilian cities and the capital as well from the Russian terroristic attacks.
00:56Because what they have been doing for the last couple of months with the combining the weapons to hit the different objects, even civilian, mostly civilian, especially in Kiev.
01:09That's really made a change, I would say, in the civilian perception in Kiev, of Kievan people.
01:18That's the first point. Second one, it looks very suspicious and strange with the 50 days of giving time to Putin to stop his aggression.
01:30Because, you know, at the beginning of July, that was July the 3rd, and they had a conversation between Putin and Trump, Putin said, like, I need, you know, 60 days to get to the administrative borders of at least two regions of Ukraine.
01:48And now it seems like, you know, and Trump said, no, I give you only 50 days. It looks very strange. And that's why we are careful with the statements and with turning the position of U.S. towards Ukraine.
