From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jakar

Armstrong and Joe Gettie.

The Armstrong and Gettie Show.

It's a humiliating defeat for Vladimir Putin's men who have been forced to beat a hasty

retreat and it comes the attempt to save face from Moscow who says it was drawing to

reinforce troops and denies.

You know, armies are like people.

They get scared.

They find themselves in moments when all of a sudden all you want to do is turn around

and run.

And these are Russian troops, many conscripts among them.

Second tier, a lot of them have been killed, maybe 80,000 killed and wounded.

This is not a red badge of courage moment.

These troops are going to start rolling out.

I think that's going to accelerate in the days ahead.

I hope he's right.

That's the former commander of NATO talking about the weekend in which the Ukrainians took

back about a thousand square miles and have the Russians on the run.

It's just absolutely fantastic.

And so it is.

It's the worst moment for Russia since that opening weekend where they tried to take

Kievan field.

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