All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is going on in Ukraine.

We had a statement from Stoltenberg's chief of staff talking about some sort of peace deal territory for NATO membership.

He has since retracted that statement and apologized.

We have people like Sarkozy hinting at some sort of

off-ramp with the conflict in Ukraine. We have an article from Newsweek talking about how Zelensky

faces an impossible decision to either hold back his forces,

regroup, and face a Russian offensive, or to go all in, which is the preferable choice from

Zaluzni, which I think is an interesting revelation. My hunch there is that if things go badly, they're going to pit it on Zillusioni.

But anyway, that's coming out of Newsweek.

And you also have an article from Forbes talking about how the Ukraine military, the Zelensky regime,

is indeed going to go all in with the 82nd brigade, and they're the ones with

the 14 Challenger tanks and striker vehicles, and they have all the NATO equipment, and this is

the big reserve force, the best trained, the most lethal force that Ukraine has, and they are going

to throw it into the front line towards the

direction of, I believe, Zaporozegrogy, Rappetino, that whole area in order to break through

and get to Noc Mak and Malibol and divide the Russian forces, split the Russian forces in two.

So a lot of interesting articles and

interesting statements coming out of Ukraine. What do you think? Right. Well, I think a lot is

an awful lot is going on. And I think we're seeing preparations now for the big retreat.

Not, I don't mean the retreat by Ukraine on the battlefronts. In fact, I mean, I think you're

absolutely right. I think they're going to try on the battlefronts to double down and triple

down on their offensive and they're going to launch this brigade, the 82nd brigade, which, by the way,

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