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

Actually, let's talk about what is going on in the UK with the ambassador of Ukraine to the UK,

Mr. Zoluzni.

What's going on with Zoluzzi?

Is he ready to take over for Zelensky, is he still hanging out in London waiting for the orders to make his move?

Well, it was all very interesting because for the first time we've had a big article about Zoluzni in The Guardian.

Now, the Guardian is the most pro-Zolensky, the most enthusiastic media outlet about Zelensky in Britain. Even some of the other media outlets in Britain have started to be a little bit more critical of Zelensky than they had been up than they had been before.

But the Guardian was the most loyal.

And now they've written this long piece about Zaluzni, talking about what a brilliant and inspirational

military commander he was, how he's still in contact

with the military people in Ukraine, how his relationship with Zelensky deteriorated, and

suddenly the admission that he's seen by increasing numbers of people, both inside Ukraine,

in Kiev and outside Ukraine, as a potential person who might

take over from Zelensky. Now, bear in mind, Zaluzni is based in London. Britain has an

enormous amount of investment, as we all know in Ukraine, any Ukrainian matters.

It's back Zelensky to the Hilt.

But the fact that articles like this are starting to appear about Zillusiony suggests that even the British are starting to think,

maybe, just maybe, the time has gone to

switch horses to stop backing Zillusioney against Zelensky. And they mentioned that J.D. Vance

has been sending out feelers to Zillusiony, trying to see whether he might be interested in making some kind of a move.

I'm not sure this is quite correct, but apparently Vance tried to set up a telephone call with

Zillusionee in March. This is the story that the Guardian is publishing. And Zolluzni refused to speak to Vance,

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