All right, Alexander, let's talk about Putin's interview with international journalists at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, which has started.

And Putin covered a lot of topics, as always, and he took questions from journalists from around the world, including journalists, I believe, from Reuters and Associated Press.

I don't know, was the BBC there as well?

No, I didn't think so, but those two, Reuters was absolutely there.

Putin took questions.

Spanish media with that.

There we go.

From collective West media, something that leaders of the collective West will never do.

They will never take questions from Russian media.

And Putin talked about Ukraine.

He talked about Iran.

And he said some very, very interesting things about these situations.

So should we start with what he said about the conflict in Ukraine first or Iran?

No, well, let's actually, let's start with Iran.

Iran, yeah.

I mean, he didn't speak at vast detail about that.

He explained some things which a lot of people are talking about with Russia, with regards

to Russia's relationship with Iran and why is Russia not rushing to help Iran and stuff

like this?

He did put some things in context.

So, yeah, what did he say?

Well, it was all very interesting, and I'm afraid it supports my suspicions,

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