All right, Alexander, let's do an update on Ukraine. And let's, how about we start things off

with what happened at the airport in Dagestan? Obviously, obviously this was a, obviously,

in my opinion, this was a setup. And you sent me an article from the Financial Times, which admitted as much that this was a setup and and you sent me an article from the financial times which admitted as much

that this was a setup by the former um he was a former duma member i believe ilia bonomareof

bono maryov there you go and uh now he's living in kiev and he organizes these types of subversions.

And from what I understand, he has some sort of hand in this telegram channel, which has

50,000 subscribers called Morning Dagestan.

And they're the ones that got got this this organ this protest together

and in Dagestan they they fell for it they fell for it without realizing that this telegram

channel is not a pro-Russian nationalist telegram channel is actually owned by Ukraine.

Yeah.

And so when the Financial Times admits as much, okay, they got Russia on this one.

This was an interesting sci-op.

What else?

And of course, Zelensky's tweet was already prepared.

He had a tweet ready and waiting, and it was sent off.

So, I mean, anyway, let's start off with that one.

And then we'll talk about, because that's Russia and Ukraine there.

And of course, you had the Washington Post article, or was it in New York Times, Washington Post article, last week, which said that the CIA and the SBU are pretty much, you know, in their connection.

So what are your thoughts on that?

Right.

Well, let's start, let's start with Dagestan, because I think this is a big story.

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