All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in Ukraine.

Let's talk about the military situation, the situation with Konstantinovka.

We have this narrative from Ukraine and from the collective West Media about drone strikes, drone dominance in the Crimea Land Bridge in Zaporosia, which is once again

showing that the tide has turned towards Ukraine's favor. This is what the Western media is pushing

out there. And we also have Zelensky whining and crying about Patriot missiles and also about the fact that the United States and the EU is starting to ease up on the oil sanctions, the Russian oil sanctions because they need oil because of the conflict in the Middle East.

And he is really, really whining and crying about it.

So anyway, where should we start?

The military update?

What's going on on the front lines?

The Crimean Lambridge?

I think we can start by making a simple point that we've had a massive attempt to try to,

you know, to try to foster, create a kind of narrative

that the tide has turned in Ukraine's favour over the last few weeks, last few months. It's

been a clearly organized campaign orchestrated by the usual people, and it's now creaking, and it's creaking towards collapse.

Now, let's just take these things one by one, because we've now had quite a lot of information

and quite a lot of analysis from various sources. So firstly, Ukrainian drone attacks into Russia,

it turns out, and we've had analyses from Forbes and Medusa. Medusa is a website that is very, very anti-Russian, just as a very anti-Pooten anyway,

and which nonetheless carries a lot of weight with many people and covers Russian

news very extensively.

Anyway, we had analysis of Ukraine's drone offensive deep into Russia.

Conclusion is that it is on a similar or perhaps even smaller scale than the drone

offensive that took place last year,

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