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00:33All the boxes are in the house.
00:43We buy the house, we buy the house, we love to buy the house,
00:46very quality quality.
00:48And we have some kind of things,
00:51all the women's clothes in the house.
00:53We go every day.
00:55In the case with all these fires on the shelves, do you have all of this нормально?
01:01Very, very. Every day there is a delivery, but for us it is not reflected.
01:05Well, that's for home I always buy. I always buy toilet paper,
01:09toilet paper, jizziness, everything that is for хозяйства,
01:14всякие тряпки, для мытья окон, for everything else.
01:17With Wildberries and Ozon, when I heard about the fire, I immediately went to Ozon.
01:20In Wildberries, I never bought anything yet.
01:22I bought one for the time.
01:24Some things, some things, some things on the windows, sometimes some equipment,
01:29something else, something that you can choose, to choose, to choose.
01:33So, not to go where to go to professional shops.
01:37Most of the time, the Wildberries, but the wife constantly,
01:40she always buys everything from there, so in her case, it is almost every week.
01:45In this sense, Wildberries, it's a little bit of a reward.
01:48They think that they have a return of funds, a payment after the purchase, and so on.
01:52In this case, it's a little bit more calm.
01:53It's still a bit of a moment.
01:57So, what do we do?
01:59If they're burning, they'll take it.
02:05I don't have any optimism in this situation.
02:09There are contacts.
02:12It's always positive.
02:13It's always positive.
02:15But to speak about a new dynamic or a new acceleration, it's not possible.
02:20We continue our dialogue with the Americans.
02:27And we hope that when the American conversation will be free,
02:35we will continue an ongoing conversation.
02:38They will come to Moscow and continue our dialogue.
02:46I mean, you think we settled the war in Ukraine in our 30 minutes in there, here in Asia?
02:53That's not the way it works.
02:54Look, we had a good conversation, a frank conversation.
02:57I'm not going to tell you what we talked about,
02:58because this diplomacy doesn't work well when you run to the microphones afterwards.
03:02Suffice it to say, I'll tell you what I told you yesterday.
03:03The United States, the President's been clear that we want, if we can, we are prepared to play a constructive
03:08role in bringing about an end to a senseless war.
03:10And we're ready to do that.
03:12And we, of course, expressed that.
03:14And we've expressed it in other means.
03:15So we talked about other things as well.
03:17The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a statement saying that Mr. Lavov told you or asked you or said to you
03:24that the U.S. needs to stop arming Ukraine.
03:28What was your reaction?
03:29And there's a statement.
03:30They said that.
03:31Yeah, I know.
03:32I mean, I don't know what their statement said.
03:33I know what happened in our meeting.
03:34Yeah, but what did you say?
03:36Well, first of all, the U.S. position on it is we sell arms.
03:39We sell arms via Pearl, which is an initiative we have through NATO.
03:44And that's what we're involved in.
03:45There's been no change to our policy in that regard.
03:47We want a peace deal.
03:48We want the war to end.
03:49We're prepared to play whatever positive role we can to end the war.
03:52And in order to end this war, we'll require something that both Russia and Ukraine can agree to.
03:58That one.
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