All right, Alexander, let's talk about the meeting that is going to be taking place in D.C.

At the White House between Trump and Zelensky, and then after the Trump and Zelensky meeting,

it will be Trump Zelensky and the European A-team, the heavy hitters, as political calls them,

who are holding Zelensky's hand as he travels to the United States.

And Zelensky has stated that he will be aiming for a ceasefire on the current front lines.

That's his goal is a ceasefire.

He says there's no way he can accept Ukraine troops leaving the entirety of Donetsk and

Lugansk, though he continues to say that he wants a peace to come from his meeting with

Trump.

He remains committed to rejecting the troops leaving Donetsky and Lugans regions.

And then you have the Europeans who have dropped their, pretty much have dropped,

their unconditional ceasefire demands.

And now their last play is for security guarantees.

And when they meet security guarantees, they don't mean Russia and China and India,

possibly being guarantors, which I don't think Russia has any problem with.

But they mean European countries and the United States as being guarantors,

which is another way of saying NATO for Ukraine and keeping the United States invested in Europe.

That's the ultimate goal of the Europeans. They want to make sure the United States is

invested in Europe and doesn't move away from Europe and perhaps

pivots to China and Asia. Anyway, your thoughts on the upcoming meeting?

Absolutely. Well, this is being built up as a high noon meeting. And just to quickly say,

the reason the Europeans are there is partly because they obviously

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