All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Ukraine and the conflict in Ukraine

and recent statements from various Russian officials.

The other day, the Russian ambassador to the UK, he was giving an interview to Sky News,

and he brought up the topic of the bridges over the Dnieper River.

And he hinted at the fact that Russia could make its way to the Deneper.

He said that this is still a special military operation.

But if this ever was upgraded, then what Russia could do is they could go all the way to the Deneper as well as

destroy the bridges, cutting off Ukraine over the, over the Deneper to the east, from west to east.

So we have these various statements coming out from the Russian side talking about the advance all the

way to the Dnieper River and we have the actual progress that is being made on the ground towards

the Deneper River actually Denebro-Petrovsk to be more precise the progress being made in that

region so what is what is, what is

going on here? Well, I think the first thing to say is that the Russians have entered Nipro-Betrovsk,

Nyepro region, if you prefer. They are now there, and the Russian defense ministry is saying

that they're going to continue their offensive. So it's no longer

a question of whether the Russians are going to advance deep into this new region. The fact is that

they are now doing so and it is getting the official stamp of approval. And it's clearly

something that has been coordinated and discussed in Russia and that is getting the official stamp of approval. And it's clearly something that has been

coordinated and discussed in Russia and that is on its way. Now, the other thing is that there are

lots of reports circulating that there is going to be a meeting of the Russian Security Council

very soon. This is the top decision-making body in Russia. Putin himself chairs it

and that the Russians are going to be formulating their response to the various actions that Ukraine

...