All right, Alexander, let's talk about the meeting of the Coalition of the Willing, which took place in Paris, the statements from the Coalition of the Willing, which was chaired by Macron and Stammer.

Whom, I believe, combined, Macron and Stammer combined, barely have an approval rating of 25% or 26%. Both of them combined.

Yes.

Anyway, they chaired the coalition of the willing meeting. Steve Whitkoff sat in on this meeting, talk about what they said.

Zelensky also spoke to the media. He gave a statement afterwards as well, as did Macron. So they both gave speeches and statements after the

meeting concluded, where they did also hold a phone call with President Trump. We're getting

some reports about how that phone call went.

Spoiler alert, it did not go very well for the Europeans.

And at the same time, we have some very interesting statements,

some of the most interesting statements and comments from Putin connected to the conflict in Ukraine, to security

guarantees, to negotiations with Trump that he made not only in Beijing, but he's repeating

many of the comments that he made in Beijing at the forum that he's attending in the Far East.

So where would you like to begin?

Well, let's start with the meeting in Paris, because what they did, Stama and Macron,

is that they came together.

This has been what they've been doing basically since February.

And they again came up with this idea of sending forces, European forces,

NATO forces, to Western Ukraine or to Ukraine or to some part of Ukraine.

It's never quite clear which part.

I mean, you know, they always say it's not going to be the combat line.

It's going to be far back sometimes, but then other times it's not.

It's going to be in various cities.

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