All right, Alexander, we are here with Scott from Calibrated, the excellent YouTube channel, Calibrated with Scott, who covers all things geopolitical as well as military.

Scott, where can people follow your work, which we recommend highly?

Well, of course, over at Calibrated on YouTube, it's calibrated with a K,

so pretty easy to remember that. And then over on Twitter, you can follow my Twitter handle,

Aden. I cover a lot of stuff over there. That's probably where I post the most amount of content,

and then over on my Telegram, which is also calibrated. I think both channels complement each other really well.

The X telegram complements the long form YouTube very well.

So I will have those as a link in the description box down below, as well as a pinned comment.

Alexander Scott, we got to talk about the military situation in Ukraine and how that affects the geopolitical

situation. So Alexander Scott, let's jump right into it. We absolutely must. And there is no

better person to discuss this with than Scott, because Scott, I don't know how he manages,

but he manages to keep abreast of all of these military moves

in what is actually, at least I find it, a very complicated war.

Now, I say that I've not got a military background in any way, as everybody knows.

So I do depend heavily on people like Scott to explain things to me, and Scott does it consistently

and outstandingly well. So I'm going to here express my immediate view, Scott, and you push back

and Tommy whether you agree or not, but I think we are actually at an inflection point

in the wall. We had this absolutely devastating missile strike across Ukraine, which took place

several days ago, and which plunged, as far as I can see, all the big cities in Ukraine,

in darkness. And there's been reports today in one of the Ukrainian newspapers, Ukrainska Pravda,

that it led to a furious round between Zelensky's officials and the Ukrainian energy company.

With Zelensky furious with them that they were apparently

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