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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

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Well, I think dialogue is very important, and I think it's a very positive meeting for the world,

because during Biden administration no dialogue was happening.

So I think it's very important to hear Russian position directly.

And there are lots of misunderstandings, misinformation about the Russian position.

And it's also a chance to sort of reset if the meeting goes well, U.S.-Russia relations.

That's the Russian point of view.

That is so obvious what they're doing. We've been misunderstood. A very important

dialogue. Can't wait to talk. We should be friends. We will be friends. It'll be good to see you. We

eat salmon together in Alaska. Okay. All right. Your murderous dogs. And you think it's basically just a big stall?

Yeah, I think they probably have two strategies in mind, depending on how things go.

They'll pivot from one to the other.

The one is the big stall, as you've been describing.

Trot out some very reasonable sounding possible agreements that are roughly 75% done. And we'll just take

a little while to hash out the last 25%, they'll say. And then they will stretch that interminably

while they continue to do what they've done. Second strategy and they are absolutely going to try this is hit trump with a package of a luring

bauble's rewards for essentially giving up ukraine to russian domination disarm ukraine

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