All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Russian warning to the U.S. ambassador in Russia,

where Russia said that they will retaliate to the attacks on the Crimea beach.

And this was a warning issued by the Russian foreign ministry. After this warning,

we actually had a telephone call between Austin and Belusuf as well, though the readout doesn't

tell us too much. But this was a call initiated by the United States, by the Pentagon.

And according to the readout, the Pentagon, Austin, told the Russian defense minister that the U.S. and Russia, they need to keep the lines of communication open.

So an interesting development after the warning from

Russia to the U.S. ambassador in Moscow. What are your thoughts on what is going on here?

You're the first person that I know of who's connected those two events, even though they are

obviously connected to each other.

Now, the first thing to understand is this.

Firstly, we had an attack, a missile attack on Crimea using Atackham's missiles.

Now, it is generally acknowledged.

I had a discussion, it's an open discussion. It was on his channel

with Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis, who's much more familiar with this kind of technology than I am.

He says unequivocally that it is albeiting conceivable that the Ukrainians could operate such a sophisticated and complicated system by themselves, and they would certainly need targeting data from the United States to carry out an operation like this.

Now, so to use a weapon system like that. So we have an attack as missile. Clearly, all the indications are operated with the assistance of the United States,

launched at a target in Crimea, possibly the Belbeck Air Base, who knows, but anyway, passing over a

beach in Crimea, exploding in mid-air, dropping canisters, you know, cluster munitions onto this beach.

Large numbers of people were injured. Certain number of people were killed, including children, apparently.

The Russians, as we discussed in a previous program, absolutely furious about this. And they are openly blaming the

United States. They're saying the Americans were responsible. And the Russians then summoned the US ambassador for a meeting in the foreign ministry.

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