All right, Alexander, we are very honored and very happy to have with us, Mr. Joe Kent,

a man who does not need any introduction, but is someone that we are very, very pleased to have

with us on the Duran.

So we can talk about everything that is happening in the Middle East.

We can talk about the conditional ceasefire, the talks that have been confirmed

for Pakistan to take place in the next day or two. And we can also discuss all the various

plans that are being debated and discussed the 15-point plan, the 10-point plan.

A lot to get to. Mr. Joe Kent, thank you so

much for joining us on the Duran. I pass it over to you, Alexander, and to you, Mr. Joe Kent.

Indeed, it is a huge privilege, and as Alex correctly says, one in which our guest, Joe Kent, requires little in the way of

introduction. I'm sure that all of our viewers know about him. And I would speak for myself. I'm very

grateful for the information he's already provided in many platforms about the decisions that have been made already.

I would quickly say that information that has come out about how the decision to launch the

attack on the 28th of February was made, seems to me to corroborate everything that

Joe Kent has been telling us. We now know, for example, the central role, the Prime

Minister Netanyahu and the head of Mossad, Mr. Bornair, made in arriving at that decision.

So this is something that I think it's worth pointing out.

And obviously, Mr. Kent is able to provide us with more analysis and discussion and explanation of where we are,

because that was where we were, the decision to go to war. Let us now discuss where we are.

We are now in a ceasefire situation. There is great muddle and confusion about the nature of the ceasefire,

but it looks as if we're going to have talks, finally, direct talks between the United States

and Iran. These are going to take place in Islamabad. The vice president, J.D. Vance, is leading the U.S. delegation.

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