All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation between the United States and Russia.

Trump on Air Force One mentioned that he will be speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin

on Tuesday. And just before recording this video, we got the confirmation that Putin from

the Kremlin, that Putin will indeed be speaking to Trump. So what's going on here?

We are getting close to a ceasefire or not? Trump mentioned two interesting things on Air Force One.

He talked about territory and he talked about the nuclear power plant, Zaporoza, is what he's referring to.

What do you make of these statements and what do you make of these phone calls?

It's extremely interesting because, of course, what it suggests is that we've moved away from

discussions about ceasefires towards the far more substantive questions about

how to settle the conflict, which is of course exactly what the Russians have been saying

needs to be discussed and needs to be discussed in order for a ceasefire to be effective.

So I think let's not focus too narrowly on the exact points that Trump is making

about the Zaporozian nuclear power plant.

The very fact that he's talking about territory,

the very fact that he is talking about the Zaporozia nuclear power plant,

means that he and Putin are going to be

moving towards a discussion about the overall settlement of the conflict, a framework agreement.

And, and this is extremely important, this is taking place in direct discussions between the

President of the United States and the President of Russia. Ukraine itself is not directly talking

about this to the Russians anymore. So this is actually quite an important revelation.

It suggests, as I said, that we've moved beyond the technical discussions about a ceasefire.

And I'm going to make a guess here, because it is a guess, but I think it's an informed guess,

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