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Hello, it's 461 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And over the weekend, Ukraine's top military commander, General Valeriy Zolozny, posted

a slickly-produced video on social media, in which Ukrainian soldiers, often posing in

front of Western-donated tanks and high-mars missile systems, they appear to be preparing

for battle and they chant this kind of religious incantation requesting God's blessing for

their only victory.

And it does remind me of a trailer for a movie, to be honest, because you see the soldiers

lining up, you see the tanks rolling across the countryside, ammunition being loaded into

guns and artillery, and it's sharply edited, their quick scenes aren't they, moving from

forest to countryside.

And they chant, I set out to destroy enemies of my homeland, the killers of my brothers,

the rapists of my sisters.

And the video is accompanied by a short statement that says, the time has come to take back what

belongs to us.

So is this a signal that Ukraine's forces are ready to launch their long anticipated counter-offensive?

And with a tax launch from the air on both Kiev and Moscow in recent days, is this a new

phase in the war?

This is Ukraine.

Ukraine costs from business.

Ukraine is an epicenter of unbearable heart-haired and pain.

The ends of people are without heating, without water.

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