Since Russia escalated its incursion into Ukraine just over six months ago, we've grown

accustomed to seeing Ukrainian president Vladimir Zelensky, propaganda from a bunker,

or some undisclosed location on his phone, on a computer.

That's how we addressed Congress back in March.

That's how we appeared at the Grammys back in April.

His wartime leadership and propaganda machine has felt a lot like hearing from your boss

on Zoom during the pandemic.

But not today.

Today, Zelensky made an unannounced visit to Zoom, a small town in eastern Ukraine that

the country just reclaimed in a hugely successful counteroffensive against Russia.

And he said the Ukrainian flag would return to every city and village in this country.

This counteroffensive has a lot of people asking whether Ukraine's winning now.

And it's got a lot of people feeling like Putin's blowing it, including a whole lot

of people in Russia.

More on all that?

Ahead on today's point.

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