All right, Alexander, let's do an update on the diplomacy that appears to be taken place

with Project Ukraine.

And we can also talk about an update on Nord Stream, or at least a German Spiegel, an investigative

report on Nord Stream, which claims that the Ukrainian team, this team of divers, consulted the CIA in early

2022, and the CIA said, yeah, go for it. It looks good. We like it. They said, and then the CIA

changed their mind, and they tried to talk the Ukrainian divers

out of it.

And they were, well, they weren't going to provide money.

Anyway, a whole story about Nord Stream.

We'll get into it as the video goes along.

Let's start things off with post-Geneva talks, Medinsky's tough position with Ukraine, the two-hour meeting that developed

after the talks concluded, Meddinsky went back and I believe now we know that he had a

closed-door meeting with Umerov and Arrahamia.

Yeah.

And no Americans at this meeting.

So anyway, let's start off there and we'll work our way towards North Stream.

Right. Well, I think the first thing to say is that there was a lot of speculation about what would happen at the Geneva meeting.

Many people said that Medinsky had been sent there basically to capitulate to the Americans

and to agree to all the American demands and all of that,

and that there would be a deal done, which would be favorable to the US and to Ukraine.

There was lots of speculation about this big deal that Dmitrieff was negotiating

with Witkoff. The economists published this story that the Russians were offering a $12 trillion

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