All right, Alexander, let's talk about the political crisis in Ukraine.

We have the resignation of Yermak.

We have an interesting article from Zilluzni in The Telegraph.

And if you believe that Zilluzni wrote that article, well, then I wrote the Declaration

of Independence.

But it was an interesting article, most likely authored by various three-letter agencies, perhaps in London, the city of London.

I don't know where they're located in London, but anyway, he's the ambassador to the UK, by the way.

He's Illusioni.

Exactly.

And Andy talks about security guarantees for Ukraine.

He talks about Ukraine getting nuclear weapons, about NATO forces in Ukraine or another

large military in Ukraine.

And that is how you can get to proper security guarantees.

But effectively, his article was, I think it had two

main reasons, two main purposes for this article being put out there in the UK telegraph.

The first one is to basically signal that what is needed is a ceasefire. Yeah, right, a pause, a ceasefire so that Ukraine can get some rest and then gain the strength again

to go up against Russia again because the article talks about defeating Russia, right,

destroying and defeating Russia.

So basically the article is saying we need a pause and we need to rebuild.

And then I think the second purpose of that article is for Zulzni to say, here I am,

as the next leader, right?

And so this plays into the corruption scandal going on in Ukraine because it is thought

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