All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Ukraine. Maybe give a quick update on what's

going on on the front line, the situation in Pakorovsk, the big Russian drone and missile strikes

into Kiev and Harkov and also the west of Ukraine. And also Ukraine continuing to launch drones

into Russia, five nights in a row. They've been launching drones into Russia. And then we can

perhaps talk about what is going on inside of Ukraine, the fact that Umero, the former defense

minister was going to be the ambassador of Ukraine to the United States and the U.S. said no.

And now we're getting talks about a third round of negotiations. All of a sudden, Zelensky is in a panic

in a rush to get negotiations with Russia back on again in Istanbul. So let's start with the front line.

Yeah, let's indeed, because I mean, this is the, what is ultimately, of course, driving everything.

And, of course, the military situation for Ukraine is getting worse.

But I also get the sense that we are only at the start of events.

So the Russians now routinely launching massive missile and drone strikes against Ukraine.

They're doing it night after night. Sometimes there's a couple of days of pause. I don't think

this is to rebuild stockpiles anymore or anything of that kind, because I understand that production is running far above even the number of missiles

and drones that they are launching against Ukraine on any particular night. It's briefly more

because I think the Russians need to, you know, survey and understand what exactly is going on

in Ukraine after several days

of big missile and drone strikes.

So the night before we did this program, another huge strike on Kiev, on various other places,

lots of missiles, hundreds of drones every night, night after night.

There is absolutely no way that the air defence systems that

Ukraine has can keep up with this. And for the moment at least, there's no sign that Ukraine

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