All right, Alexander, we are here once again with Stanislav.

Stanislav, thank you for joining us on the Duran.

Before we get started, where can people follow your work?

Always a pleasure.

Okay, so X at Stas Krapinik or SM Kripiv.

The, let's see, Telegram, Stas was there, or SM Kraviv.

The, let's see, telegram, Stas was there as the English, Statsuday Avratna is the Russian, and YouTube at Mr. Slavic Man.

Slavic with a K.

Not a C.

All right.

I have those links in the description box, and they will also be as a pin comment down below.

Alexander Stanislav, we have a lot to discuss in and around Ukraine on the front lines.

So let's just jump right into it.

Absolutely, because this is a crucial moment in the wall.

And it is fascinating. It's extraordinary to see the muddle and chaos that the Western media, at least the British and European media, are in at the

moment, because of course they had been plugging for the last couple of months a narrative that

it's not just a stalemate in the war, supposedly, but that it's not just a stalemate in the war,

supposedly, but that Ukraine is in fact winning, that the Russians are being hammered by

Ukrainian drones, that the refineries are all burning across Russia, that the Russian military is bleeding to death in Dombas and that the Ukrainians are holding there.

Now, over the last week, suddenly that you're starting to see the doubts begin to grow,

and they center on what is happening in one

particular place, which is the town of Pachrosk. Maybe it's not the only place where things are

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