All right, Alexander, let's talk about Europe's search for a negotiator for Russia.

Putin has floated out Schroider.

It doesn't look like Schroeder's going to be the negotiator for the Europeans, if we even

get to that point.

So now the Europeans are searching for a lead negotiator.

And they're talking about Merkel, Alexander Stubb, Mario Drag, of course, Mario Draghi, right?

And even Cayacallis has been brought up as well.

The Russian ambassador to the UN has said, no, that's never going to happen.

But we also have the UK actually pausing oil sanctions because of shortages in jet fuel and diesel fuel,

or a fear of diesel and jet fuel shortages. And when this was announced, the conservatives,

they were very upset with Stommer, rolling back sanctions or pausing sanctions on Russia.

And this is going to strengthen Putin's war machine.

And the conservatives did not like it.

And you even had people in the Labor Party like West Streeting hitting at Stommer.

It actually caused Stammer and his administration to roll back the rollback, to take back

of the of the pause of sanctions against Russian oil, and that he called Zelensky, and he

apologized, I guess.

Sorry, Zelensky for even thinking about

pausing sanctions against Russia, which would benefit the people of the UK, right? I mean,

if you were to do such a thing, you're doing it because you fear that this is going to cause

trouble for the citizens of the UK. But I guess Ukraine comes first.

Well, of course it does. This is what is so extraordinary about this, because Stama, of course,

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