All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in Ukraine with a focus on Trump's

recent statements when he was in Paris at the reopening of the Notre Dame, the statements

that he posted on Truth Social, where he talked about Ukraine, and the interview that he gave

to NBC News, where he talked about Ukraine and Russia, the peace deal that he has in mind, ceasefire negotiations.

The big takeaway is that Trump is now very openly stating that he wants to see an end to the conflict in Ukraine.

The interesting part to this all is that, according to Trump, Zelensky,

is also keen on a ceasefire in Ukraine, but publicly Zelensky is refuting what Trump is saying.

He is coming out and saying, no way, am I going to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine until I get

a security guarantees. You know, I in Ukraine until I get a security guarantees?

You know, I thought Zelensky had 34 security guarantees from all of the countries in

Europe. I don't know. He's talking security guarantees. Obviously, he's talking about NATO,

NATO entry. Russia on the other side of things, they are a Peskov, came out with a statement

and said that Russia absolutely is open to a G-spire

and talks with Trump. They're interested to hear what Trump has to say, what his proposals are.

But Peskov said that the starting point for any type of negotiations is going to be what

Trump said in June at the speech that he gave at the foreign ministry in Moscow.

And it starts from the foundation, from the baseline, no NATO entry for Ukraine.

You have to start there.

And then it builds on Istanbul.

The four regions in their entirety have to be recognized as part of the Russian Federation.

They go to Russia.

Ukraine troops leave those four regions.

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