All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Ukraine.

And let's talk about the diplomacy that is not really taking place, to be quite honest.

I have to say that. It's not really taking place. It looks like the Trump administration is still trying to figure things out.

Trump is not able to make a decision.

He says he's going to make a decision very soon,

but he's still unable to make a decision,

walk away, continue to escalate like Biden

or do something in the middle. Vance was speaking at a Munich, a type of Munich

security conference event, but in the United States, part of the Munich conference organization.

And he said that what Russia was asking for was just too much. So he did say that. It was too much of an ask.

But he is hinting at some sort of moving away from the Seasfire, the Kellogg Seasfire Plan.

So an interesting statement from Vance. An acknowledgement, actually. The way I read it,

it was an acknowledgement that there are U.S. officials that have recognized and read Putin's

statement from June 2024, and they do understand what root cause Istanbul Plus means.

So at least we know that there are people in the Trump administration who do have an understanding as for what Russia is looking for in some sort of a deal.

But on the flip side, Alexander, we have Kellogg.

He is making the rounds on all of the media. He is talking about

his freeze plan. He says a ceasefire in place. We're going to freeze everything along the current

front lines in place. We're going to create a DMZ, 15 miles for Ukraine to step back, 15

miles for Russia to step back. 15 miles for Russia to step back.

And he told Fox News that he was speaking with the Zelensky regime and he told them,

don't worry about de facto recognition or de jura recognition.

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