All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Russia and in Ukraine.

And we have the assassination of General Kirillov, which we have to discuss.

And we should discuss the possibility of a negotiation, of a peace proposal from the Trump administration.

We have some statements from Kellogg that he made recently about the peace plan

that Trump is preparing for when he is in the White House.

We still don't have any details as to what Trump's plan is, but we are getting a lot of talk about Trump's proposal.

And the Russians appear to be open to listen to Trump's proposal.

Ukraine has signaled that it is not open to listening to any type of peace proposals. They have

their own peace formula in mind. And that, what else? I think that's it. We have, oh, we have more

storm shadow missile strikes into Russia. Yeah. The fifth, well, the fifth time that's the red line has been crossed.

Well, indeed.

And, of course, one wonders why.

I mean, I should say that as of this moment in time, I've been checking the Russian

defense ministry.

They haven't confirmed the last, but I presume they will over the next couple of hours.

But anyway, let's talk about the negotiation process,

because this is, it seems to me, we'll come to the storm shadow attacks

because, of course, this is very much connected to what the Biden,

Ukraine, British governments are all up to because they can see, they

can see negotiations looming over the horizon. Now, there's been an awful lot of talk about what

Trump and Kellogg are going to propose. A lot of this, when it's attributed to Trump, doesn't seem to originate

with Trump himself. This is my own sense of this. People bouncing ideas of Trump. And he

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