All right, Alexander, let's talk about the diplomacy in and around Project Ukraine.

And Trump has had a call with Putin.

He's had a call with Zelensky.

He said he had a very good, friendly call with Zelensky.

But he had a call that he's unhappy with Putin, not happy with the call from Putin.

He's been saying it's quite a lot over the past couple of days.

The Russian readout and Putin's statements seems like it was a pretty standard call with

Trump.

They're not unhappy with the call, But Putin did say that Russia is going to

continue the course. He told Trump, we're going to continue to do what we're doing. So what are your

thoughts on the diplomacy that is happening with Project Ukraine? I don't think there is any diplomacy.

I think what basically happened. The phone calls. The phone calls. Exactly. But I think what basically happened. The phone calls. Exactly.

But I think what basically happened was this. The United States, as we've discussed in previous

programs, is now running into capacity constraints. They've had this conflict in the Middle East.

They've used up a lot of air defense interceptors there. Already before that conflict,

they were starting to worry about their stockpiles of air defence interceptors, particularly

the key Pact 3 Patriot missile interceptor, which is used to shoot down ballistic missiles, and that is in limited production,

apparently only 30 a year, so 30 a month, I'm sorry, I don't know a year, but anyway,

that they are very restricted in the number of these that they can supply to Ukraine.

Ukraine is now being hammered

by the Russians every night and every day in terms of Russian missile and drone attacks.

The Americans have found that they just cannot maintain the pace of supply to Ukraine,

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