All right, Alexander, we have some interesting statements from U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance,

as well as Trump's Ukraine-Russia envoy, Keith Kellogg, who made the rounds on U.S. media yesterday,

and both of them said that the option for Tomahawk long-range missiles is being discussed.

The final decision will be made by the president of the United States.

Kellogg said that they're making lists of targets along with Ukraine. They're consulting with Ukraine and

they're putting together lists of what they're going to the target. He pretty much said,

everything's on the table. We have Zelensky talking about decapitation strikes. He's openly

talking about decapitation strikes. He's not hiding that. And you have Vance being a huge disappointment in his statements, basically

repeating all of the nonsense that Trump has been saying for the past couple of weeks. Russia's

taking huge losses. The Russia economy is crumbling. When is Putin going to end this useless

war? We as the United States, we want peace.

We've always been about peace, but Putin doesn't want to negotiate on a bilateral basis.

He doesn't want to negotiate on a trilateral basis. So because we're all about peace as the United

States of America and the Trump administration, what we're going to do or what we're considering

to do is to send long-range tomahawk missiles to Ukraine so that they can be fired into the Russian

Federation. These are missiles with up to a 3,000 kilometer range that can be nuclear.

And when I listened to Vance, I got to the impression that decision has been made and perhaps the missiles may already be in Ukraine.

And of course, Ukraine is not going to be firing these missiles.

These missiles will be fired by the United States.

It would be a huge escalation.

But listening to Kellogg, I got the impression that the Trump White House is ready to test

this Russian red line and the belief that Russia is going to back off. They may not be wrong

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