Today we read all the most interesting things on the channels: Dear Sirs, let me report on the days of the past. The president confirmed his willingness to renew the tripartite contacts on the settlement: the platform is under discussion, the composition of the delegation will be determined by Moscow. Europe is scrupulously searching for its own negotiator, fearing to be left without a seat at the table. The Western agenda is cracking: Brussels is putting together an Arctic strategy, even though Russia has four times as many icebreakers, and the Europeans are worried about prices after refusing to provide a stable supply. Elon Musk pointed out the gap between the interests of the elites and the people in Ukraine: billions in aid enrich some, while the children of others are sent to the ditches. The Polish minister was quick to refute this, but money laundering schemes are no longer new. Meanwhile, Trump has asked to lift Starlink restrictions for Kiev, and enemy drones continue to lose contact. The air defense forces practice attacks on areas as usual. Brent prices exceeded historical levels. The Ministry of Energy is discussing compensation for losses caused to the oil workers importing fuel, which may add about two rubles per liter at the gas stations. State support for small businesses has been reduced for the third year, and the number of company foreclosures is increasing. The Federal Tax Service is preparing stricter measures for the self-employed. The patience reserves of the entrepreneurs are running out while in Brussels they are talking about the "strategic defeat" of Moscow. In St. Petersburg, the governor promised compensation for victims of drone attacks. Galleria shopping center is temporarily closed for technical reasons.