All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation in Ukraine on the front lines.

What is happening in Zaporosha, what is happening in Bakrowsk, Kupyansk, a lot of areas to discuss and to break down.

And a military situation that is causing a lot of panic and alarm in the

collective West in the United States, as well as in Europe, where the EU leaders met in

Copenhagen. And according to the statements from Victor Urbán, the European leaders, they want

war with Russia. Yes. They want to go want war with Russia.

They want to go to war with Russia, maybe even as soon as 2026, but definitely by

2027.

Once again, this is Victor Orban's assessment of things, and he's there.

He's at the table talking to them and discussing things with them.

So that's the situation in Europe.

Yes, it is. They're getting more hysterical and more frightened. When people become frightened,

they become angry. When they become angry, they make decisions that are bad decisions,

in fact, increasingly crazy decisions. Because decisions made in anger are by definition always bad decisions.

I mean, in this kind of situation, you need a cool head and you need calm and you need to think things through

and ask yourself what can work and what cannot.

What can work, what might work in theory if they were ever to try to do it, is

diplomatic engagement. But of course, that is something they categorically refuse to do.

That is the Europeans. The Americans, the Trump administration, has attempted diplomatic engagement, but it never really did so with any true sense of good faith behind it, because what it was trying to do was trying to coerce the Russians to agree to freeze the conflict on American terms, which is again something

that the Russians were never going to do, because the United States never wanted to respond

to Russian concerns about what the Russians call the root causes of the conflict, which are

issues of Russian security.

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