All right, Alexander, let's talk about the energy truce, which allegedly is going to last until

February the 1st. Trump announced the energy truce yesterday. He said that he had spoken to Putin,

and he basically called in a favor from Putin and said to have an energy truce because of the weather, the cold.

And Trump said that Putin agreed, and he was very complimentary of Putin.

He said it was a very, very good thing, nice thing that Putin agreed to the energy truce.

And we seem to be getting confirmation from Peskof and the Kremlin that there has been some energy truce on the request of U.S. President Trump.

Zelensky is also saying that there is an energy truce, though he did not learn it from Trump or anything like that.

It seems like he kind of learned it from the news.

That's how he learned about it.

But he says that this was being discussed at the UAE talks anyway.

So we have an energy truce in Kiev and other major cities until February 1st.

What are your thoughts?

Well, this is a very interesting story because Trump made this announcement and there'd

been no word for Moscow and Moscow remained silent for hours about it.

And then Peskov said, yes, there's going to be an energy truce for seven days.

He spoke specifically about Kiev so that it was the way he sort of implied it is that it's only covers Kiev.

And he specifically denied, well, he didn't deny exactly, but he contradicted the impression

Trump gave that Putin and Trump had actually spoken about it.

He said that the Americans, that Trump sent a written request to Putin for this attack on energy systems in Kiev and that Putin agreed.

So there are differences between the American and the Russian account and the Russians

were silent, as I said for several hours.

Now, this was preceded over the previous couple of hours by reports that were coming out of

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