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Here's John Bachelor.

Russia invades Ukraine February 2022.

Ukraine invades Russia, August 2024.

I read the headlines from Europe.

This is scary, but Europe is reacting.

Bloomberg, Putin cuts off governor who admitted Ukraine advancing in Russia.

Two Russian gas jitters in Gulf Europe's fear-driven market.

Three, Russia occupied nuclear power plant, that's

apparizia in Ukraine, rules safe after fire. And then we turn to the telegraph out of London.

Ukrainian troops hold 1,000 square kilometers of Russia. That's enough. Bill Rajo, Foundation for the Defense of Democracy,

joins me as my colleague and co-host, and we're very pleased to welcome

Foundation for Defense of Democracy, John Hardy watching the Ukraine

conflict which suddenly turned three-dimensional. Here's to forward it had been the frozen

staticky front line, the Russians push a few kilometers

then they're pushed back or both sides run out of

firepower for the moment or Russians revert to the old artillery shells

and throw a couple of missiles into the city.

Ukraine digs in and looks for manpower.

That was then.

This is now.

John, a very good evening to you.

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