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The story unfolds against the backdrop of a tense discussion in the auditorium, where a report on the International Transport Corridor North–South highlights its role in global logistics and Eurasian economic ties. Participants address Vladimir Vladimirovich with questions about Russia's stance on Donald Trump's initiative to create a council for peace and the prospects for Siberia's development in the context of partnerships. Vladimir Vladimirovich responds with gratitude for the Washington proposal, noting that Russia received a personal message and will task the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with studying the documents before an official reply. He emphasizes the desire for dialogue to strengthen stability, especially in resolving the Ukrainian crisis and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

At the center of attention is the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, where the story stresses the need to restore infrastructure and uphold Palestinian rights in line with UN resolutions. Vladimir Vladimirovich proposes directing one billion dollars from frozen Russian assets toward reconstruction, seeing it as a gesture of goodwill even without joining the council. These funds could also support recovery in Ukraine after a possible peace agreement. Negotiations with the President of Palestine and American envoys promise to advance these ideas, while the topic of Greenland recedes into the background, with parallels to the sale of Alaska in the 19th century and its valuation in modern terms.

The narrative further concerns Russia's strategic caution regarding the council for peace, where Moscow avoids hasty commitments, consulting partners like China. The story underscores the stance of non-interference in the dispute over Greenland, distancing Russia from the US-Danish conflict to avoid escalating tensions in NATO. This preserves diplomatic flexibility in talks on Ukraine and other issues, focusing on Arctic interests along its own borders.