All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Ukraine.

And perhaps we are seeing some sort of diplomacy taking place between the United States and Russia.

Whether it's Trump and Putin, I don't think so, but there's definitely some sort of song

and dance, actually. She could say that's happening. We had some interesting statements from

Trump over the weekend. We had some interesting statements. Flattery is what the collective

West media is calling it from Putin. And we had some very panicky statements

from Zelensky. Actually, he's walking back his whole, I can't negotiate with Putin,

a decree or law or whatever that was passed in parliament during the Constitution. All of that

was just, it was just a joke, man.

It was just, you know, I was just joking around.

Anyway, what's going on here?

Can I just advise people to go to your program?

Your program when you do this on is actually extremely funny.

I mean, it was one of your best, if I may say. Well, a lot is happening at the moment,

but it's very difficult to get a clear picture of where all the strands are and where all the dots

connect. We do know one thing, and there was a huge amount of muddle and confusion about this over the course of last week,

but we now have clarity on one essential issue, which is that the United States has stopped all civilian aid to Ukraine.

Now, apparently this does not cover military aid as supplied by the Department of

Defense. There was an article in Politico. We suggested that it did, but that appears to be wrong.

But in all other respects, civilian aid to Ukraine is now stop. There have been

stop orders made by the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio. They've been communicated right across

the entire NGO world, the State Department, the people of the State Department, who are,

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