All right, Alexander, let's talk about the negotiations that took place in Istanbul.

Yesterday, these are the second talks that have taken place in Istanbul.

The second recent talks that have taken place in Istanbul.

If you go by how the Russians see it, then these are the third talks that have actually taken place in Istanbul.

If you go back to March 22, and then Boris Johnson flew into Kiev, and he sabotaged everything.

Anyway, we're not going to go there.

But we are going to discuss the memorandums that were presented.

We have the Ukraine memorandum, which I describe as the Kellogg

22-point freeze-P's DMZ plan. I don't think it's very different from Kellogg's plan. You might

want to discuss what Ukraine presented. And then we got the Russian

memorandum, which was presented to the Ukrainian side. Now, this memorandum is very similar,

if not exact, to root cause Istanbul Plus. I would like to hear your thoughts on this,

but I just want to say it's on the interwebs. It's on X. It's on telegram. It's on all the

sites, the entire memorandum. It's not long. It's broken up into three parts. It's very easy to understand. You don't need to be a lawyer.

You don't need to be a diplomat. Very simple to understand. It outlines Russia's position very clearly.

It does not get into a lot of details. For example, when they're talking about scaling down the Ukraine military,

they don't get it to the numbers, obviously, but they mention it.

So it's in bullet point format.

It's three parts.

The first part talks about Russia's terms, I would say.

The second part gives an option for how you can begin

a 30-day ceasefire, and it is a 30-day ceasefire, and it provides two options. And then the third

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