All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening with Project Ukraine.

What is going on with the 90 billion gift that they are going to be receiving from Europe any day now?

We have the fast track of Ukraine into the European Union, which has hit a stumbling block, but Zelensky is

pushing hard for the, for the EU to accept Ukraine by 2007, 2007, 2008. Many EU member states are not so

hot on the idea. And then, of course, we can talk very briefly about what is happening

on the front line, if you like, and go over that a little bit. Anyway, of course, we can talk very briefly about what is happening on the front line,

if you like, and go over that a little bit. Anyway, let's start off, I guess, with the diplomacy

and the money and all that stuff. Or do you want to go to the front line? No, let's talk first about

the loan, because you're absolutely correct. They've now got this 90 billion euro loan. And as you've, I think,

mentioned on X, it's increasingly looking as if 20 billion euros of it is going to come from

Germany and it's going to go directly from Germany to Ukraine, which looks like the Germans are

cutting up completely, all questions are going to the bond markets, financial markets

and things of this kind.

My increasing senses that this is going to be a direct financial transfer from Germany to Ukraine. Berrimar Ukraine is only going to be a direct financial transfer from Germany to Ukraine.

Bear in my, Ukraine, only in line to get 30 billion euros anyway, is the Germans give

Ukraine 20 billion euros.

That's two-thirds of Ukraine's actual allocation from the loan.

And it's not a loan because Ukraine will never pay it back. They, Russians will never pay

reparations. Mertz determined to keep project Ukraine going, obsessed with conflict with Russia, is going

to give Ukraine, or so it looks to me, 20 billion euros dressed up as a loan.

I have to say this, it's looking to me like a confidence trick played on the German

people.

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