All right, Alexander, let's talk about the negotiations that are taking place today in Geneva,

and Whitkoff Kushner will be there. On the Russian side, you have Medinsky, who has been the chief negotiator,

according to Peskov throughout the entire process, even the Abu Dhabi

process. But he did not show up in Abu Dhabi because the discussions were mostly focused on security

issues. This time around, he will be in Geneva as the lead negotiator. And on the Ukrainian side, you have Umarov,

I believe who will be leading the negotiations.

After the negotiations in Geneva,

at least for the US delegation,

they will then be negotiating on Iran.

So Wittkov Kushner are negotiating with the Russians and the Ukrainians,

and then they will be negotiating with the Iranians. Quite a busy day for Whitkoff and Kushner.

Anyway, what are your thoughts? Well, let's start with the last point. I mean, what you've just

described, once the same set of negotiators

conducting one high-level negotiation with a power like Russia and then running off and conducting

another high-level set of negotiations with a power like Iran, both on the same day, is, I mean,

it's borderline absurd. I mean, even if Witgolf and Kushner were the best negotiators

in the world, even if they were massively experienced in these sort of things, if they were respectively

Napoleon and Hercules.

I mean, it's just asking too much.

You can't possibly conduct effective negotiations at this kind of level on the same day with

two completely different parties about a major war. And apparently, the reason these discussions

are taking place in Geneva at all, the Ukrainians didn't want to go to Geneva, the Russians

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