All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in Ukraine, the military situation.

And perhaps we can also discuss what is happening in Kiev with Zelensky.

He's going after his opponents, Poroshenko, a lot of panic in Kiev.

Klitschko also came out with a statement saying that things are not going to end well.

So we have the call between Trump and Putin.

We discussed this in a previous video, and we're going to have meetings, and they're going to work

towards some sort of a negotiation, some sort of a solution to the conflict in Ukraine.

Does the fighting in Ukraine stop?

Will there be a ceasefire eventually and will there be a pause in the fighting?

What are your thoughts on that?

The morale.

Also talk about what this means for morale for both sides, actually. Well, I think first of all, let's talk about what this means for morale. For both sides, actually.

For both sides.

Well, I think, first of all, let's talk about morale, because now Ukrainian soldiers,

and they are the ones who are already under pressure, who've been retreating,

you've been taking heavy losses, who are continuing to retreat and take heavy losses.

They now know that the Americans, the Russians of the Russians are talking to each other,

that the American president and the Russian president are talking to each other as friends,

or at least in a friendly way, that they're going to meet, that the Americans are ending their support

for Ukraine, and that the Americans have said that the project of Ukraine retaking its lost

territory is unrealistic.

And remember, for all the things that Zelensky has been saying,

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