Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. Good evening. The show begins tonight in Ukraine. The headlines in London say that Ukraine is looking to draft to recruit

to gather 500,000 more soldiers anticipating the Russian offensive in the spring, 500,000.

And the Financial Times at least is dubious, and can it be done. Then to Rafa, the RFA operation, my conversation

with Colonel Jeff McCausen, the United States Army retired CBS News.

Raffa is the last component of the Israeli Defense Force's offensive against Hamas

and the gangsters, most entirely underground but hiding in

the population in Gaza. The Raf operation is imminent. It will not wait, it's my

information, it will not wait for the building of the floating dock or for any other

ceasefire that cannot be negotiated. Realistically, Hamas doesn't offer negotiating terms, it offers

a maximalist position, looking for either martyrdom or some other intervention.

I'm told that Hamas will consider it a victory if one is left who raises his wounded

right hand with a Hamas flag.

Quite foolishness.

The foolishness of pirates who are trapped.

Then off to Iran to discuss the arsenal built by the Islamic Republic of Iran these last years

based on North Korean models and R&D in North Korea.

Distributing their missiles with very good packages to target to the

huthies and to Hezbollah and what is to be done?

Because Iran is a very lethal manufacturer of very lethal missiles, I'm told by Ben and Ben Talibou of the Foundation for the

Defense of Democracy expanding on his column published as an op-ed in the Wall Street

Journal recently. Brandon Weicker joins myself in Gordon Chang

to talk about the vote in the House of Representatives

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