All right, Alexander, let's do a quick video on the Board of Peace, the replacement to the United Nations with Trump as chairman of the board, and the invitations that have been sent out to join him on the Board of Peace.

And one of the invitations was sent to Russian President Vladimir Putin, to the Russian Federation to join the Board of Peace. And one of the invitations was sent to Russian President Vladimir Putin to the

Russian Federation to join the Board of Peace. There's about a billion dollar entry fee. I'm not

sure how it works. I don't think we've been given exact details out of a billion dollar entry fee

works. I don't know if it's paid up front. I don't know if it's paid after three years I've read.

Anyway, who knows?

A billion dollars. That's how much the Board of Peace is asking to eventually join.

And Putin said, sure, absolutely. One billion dollars. We're in. You can just take that money from our frozen assets. Okay, Alex, Andrew your thoughts.

Well, I mean, it's absolutely typical, Putin.

It's very typical of the Russians.

The Russians are not going to be hugely keen to be involved in this board of peace, because

this board of peace, the way it's being structured now, it's increasingly, it's becoming

increasingly obvious that it's not really about Gaza, it's not even really about the Middle

East at all. It's more about setting up a club of countries, all friendly to the United States.

That will be a kind of alternative UN. I mean, that's how it is increasingly looking, and that is how it's being increasingly

described.

Now, the Russians are very, very keen on defending the UN system, because, of course, in

the Security Council, the UN Security Council, they have vetoes.

They have the right of veto.

And they don't want anything to replace in any way, in any form, the UN Security Council and the UN structures, which will be a substitute to that, which will be controlled by the United States,

where Russia might find itself isolated, as it often does in the UN Security Council,

or even not isolated at any rate in the minority and where it does not have a right of veto. So the Russians

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