position. _ alliance management, to stake out a position, perhaps somewhat ahead of what other— position, perhaps somewhat ahead of what other allies are willing to do, in order— what other allies are willing to do, in order to — what other allies are willing to do, in orderto draw what other allies are willing to do, in order to draw the conversation in that direction, without stomping your feet — that direction, without stomping your feet and insisting that everybody at the same view as you do. , , ., do. yes, i understand. let me turn also to you. _ do. yes, i understand. let me turn also to you, dahlia _ do. yes, i understand. let me turn also to you, dahlia scheindlin. - also to you, dahlia scheindlin. there was another question that came up there was another question that came up and i would be curious for kurt volker�*s view on this as well, does zelensky need to cede territory talking about trying to get a resolution to the conflict? dahlia scheindlin, what do you think about that particular aspect as you watch these events unfold?— these events unfold? well, i think that is one — these events unfold? well, i think that is one the _ these events unfold? well, i think that is one the most _ these events unfold? well, i think that is one the most dangerous i that is one the most dangerous demands— that is one the most dangerous demands russia _ that is one the most dangerous demands russia has _ that is one the most dangerous demands russia has been - that is one the most dangerous. demands russia has been making. there _ demands russia has been making. there are — demands russia has been making. there are a — demands russia has been making. there are a number— demands russia has been making. there are a number of— demands russia has been making. there are a number of what - demands russia has been making. there are a number of what we - there are a number of what we understand _ there are a number of what we understand to _ there are a number of what we understand to be _ there are a number of what we understand to be the _ there are a number of what we i understand to be the negotiating positions — understand to be the negotiating positions in — understand to be the negotiating positions in russia's— understand to be the negotiating positions in russia's demands i understand to be the negotiating i positions in russia's demands and these _ positions in russia's demands and these negotiating _ positions in russia's demands and these negotiating positions, - positions in russia's demands andj these negotiating positions, which now have — these negotiating positions, which now have four— these negotiating positions, which now have four different _ these negotiating positions, which now have four different tracks, i now have four different tracks, but despite _ now have four different tracks, but despite those _ now have four different tracks, but despite those different _ now have four different tracks, but despite those different tracks i now have four different tracks, but despite those different tracks of i despite those different tracks of negotiations we are seeing i despite those different tracks of. negotiations we are seeing pretty much _ negotiations we are seeing pretty much the — negotiations we are seeing pretty much the same _ negotiations we are seeing pretty much the same demands, - negotiations we are seeing pretty. much the same demands, neutrality negotiations we are seeing pretty- much the same demands, neutrality on ukraine _ much the same demands, neutrality on ukraine was— much the same demands, neutrality on ukraine was not— much the same demands, neutrality on ukraine was not part, _ much the same demands, neutrality on ukraine was not part, ceding _ ukraine was not part, ceding territory. _ ukraine was not part, ceding territory, something - ukraine was not part, ceding territory, something called l territory, something called denazification, _ territory, something called denazification, which- territory, something called denazification, which is- territory, something called - denazification, which is essentially a red _ denazification, which is essentially a red herring — denazification, which is essentially a red herring because _ denazification, which is essentially a red herring because it— denazification, which is essentially a red herring because it does-