All right, Alexander, let's talk about the announcement from the Pentagon that the U.S.

will be stopping some arms supplies to Ukraine, mostly from the Biden drawdown package.

That's where these arms were coming from.

A lot of them were on their way to Ukraine in Poland,

and now they're going to stop going to Ukraine,

and they'll probably be diverted elsewhere.

And I think we know where they will be diverted too.

But an admission from the United States that they cannot fight two wars.

They cannot fight two wars.

They have been depleted.

This is quite an incredible admission, actually, from the Pentagon. And a lot of people are saying

that this is a betrayal of Ukraine. And Zelensky is saying that he'll purchase the weapons. He'll

get European Union money to purchase the weapons. But the more I read about this story,

the more I'm coming to understand that weapons. But, you know, the more I read about this story, the more I'm coming to

understand that the United States just does not have the weapons to give. And it has to

prioritize Israel, the Middle East, and Iran. I mean, that is just the bottom line. And no one

is really saying that. Everyone is saying this is a betrayal of Ukraine and Trump is working with Russia and Trump is being nice with Russia and all of these things.

The U.S. if they had the weapons, they would give it to Ukraine, but they just don't have it.

So what are your thoughts on this?

Well, this is exactly correct.

And it is exactly as you say. First of all, I think the two things to say, this is not yet an outright cancellation of weapons supplies to Ukraine.

I mean, this is a pause.

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