All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Ukraine, and maybe we can start with what is going on on the front lines.

And then we can talk some geopolitics, maybe dig into this Trump peace plan or this peace plan that was given to Trump from Kellogg

and Flights, I believe, is his name.

Yeah, Reuters reported on it.

And maybe talk a little bit about what is the fake news in and around Korea sending an engineering unit to Ukraine.

From what I understand, this was started by South Korea.

Anyway, let's start.

What do you want to start off with the front lines?

Well, let's talk about the military situation.

Now, as we've been discussing in many programs now, the Russians

are advancing right across the front lines. They suddenly and completely unexpectedly, but this

is now becoming the pattern. They opened up a new advance towards a town, important town, town of about 30,000 people,

one of the main linchpins of the Ukrainian defence lines, a place called Torez. And they suddenly

attacked Torez. The Ukrainians had thought that this was a quiet line, a quiet place on the battlefronts,

so they'd withdrawn most of the troops that had been defending or had been charged with

defending Toretsk. The result was that when the Russians did attack, the place was not as

fully garrisoned as it needed to be. The Russians were able to make

very rapid progress captured an awful lot of the fortifications and positions around Toretsk very

quickly. Things have calmed a bit because the Ukrainians have rushed troops back, but it's

the story that we see

right across the front lines. The Russians hold the initiative. They attack wherever they want,

whenever they want, they steadily capture more and more territory. They have apparently reduced control by the Ukrainians of the

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