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

peace initiative coming from the Trump administration as well as from the European Union.

It looks like the Kellogg Peace Plan or Peace Policy Document, as you outlined in one of your

videos, an election policy document. As you outlined in one of your videos,

an election policy document drafted in April.

It looks like this plan has aligned

with the EU's proposal for peacekeepers in Ukraine.

So this is not a coincidence that the EU has aligned their plans and

thoughts about a ceasefire and peacekeepers in Ukraine with Kellogg. Kellogg Flights's peace initiative

that they put together in April. Obviously, they're trying to push Trump, the Trump White House,

towards some sort of a peacekeeping force in Ukraine based on a conflict freeze. Anyway,

what are your thoughts on what is going on in Ukraine? Yes, I think it's important to stress,

first of all, that there is actually no Trump plan. There's all kinds of ideas

circulating in the European Union and in the media. And we're clearly now in an orchestrated

seeing an orchestrated campaign, which is being pushed by various governments, EU governments, and by the EU Commission itself,

and by various people in the United States.

But I think there's another point that need to be made clear, first of all.

There is no Trump plan as such.

Trump has never announced a plan. He has appointed General Kellogg to be an envoy.

But as of now, that is all Kellogg is. He is just an envoy. What people are doing is they're

taking a document, an article actually, entitled a report that Kellogg,

who has a longstanding relationship with Trump, co-authored with Flights, Fred Flights, back in April,

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