All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation on the front lines in Ukraine.

And I guess the word of the week is caldrons, more and more caldrons and circlements,

or caldrons about to form or pockets about to be closed, whether we're talking about

Pachrosk, which is turning into a disaster

for the Ukraine military because they kept on sending more and more forces into Pakkrovsk in order

to further the illusion that they were defending against the Russian advance and they were actually winning against

the Russian advance.

It's cost them dearly.

It reminds me a lot of all the media manipulation and optics that they used in Kersk as

well.

And when the bill came due, it was horrific for Ukraine.

So you see a lot of that media manipulation and the reinforcements strategy that Zeletsky

and Sirzky like to employ.

You see a lot of that in Pachrosk.

Anyway, you got Pachros, which is the main battle area.

You have, I believe you do have an encirclement now in Kupiansk, actually.

And you also have a lot of smaller encirclements which are forming throughout the front lines.

So anyway, what's the situation in Ukraine?

I'm going to say, I'm going to go a bit further than that.

I think we are now, well, maybe breaking point is too strong, but we are in a situation where we are looking at the final

collapse of Ukrainian resistance in Dombas, with all that that implies for the longer term.

Because you're absolutely right, cauldrons, but cauldrons in many places all at once.

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