All right, Alexander, let's talk about some of the diplomacy that has taken place in Project Ukraine between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul.

That happened the other day.

I think it went as many analysts expected it to go, which was that it was mostly focused on prisoner exchanges and humanitarian

issues.

It was brought up by the Ukrainian side of Meredov once again to get a meeting between

Zelensky and Putin and Mittenzky skillfully shot that down, saying that the meeting's going to take place

when we have an agreement in place, and then the leaders will turn up and they'll sign that

agreement, a capitulation.

That's when the meeting's going to take place.

When there's a capitulation and whoever the leader is of Ukraine, if it's Zelensky or somebody

else, then that person

will turn up to sign those papers, those documents.

But that was pretty much how the meeting went.

And then we have the issue on the front line with weapons going to Project Ukraine, the search

for Patriot Systems.

Germany is talking about eight months to the Going to Project Ukraine, the search for Patriot Systems.

Germany is talking about eight months to deliver a patriot to Ukraine.

And the Trump White House is giving some weapons to Project Ukraine about 320 million worth

of weapons, hawk air defense systems and Bradley's and stuff like that.

So what are your thoughts on what's happening with Ukraine?

You want to start a diplomacy or the weapons?

Well, let's start with this Istanbul negotiation because it is, I mean, the outcome was

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