All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is going on in Ukraine.

And we could start with what's happening on the front lines.

And I think we definitely have to talk about the $61 billion, Mike Johnson, who is going to put to a vote, the package for Ukraine.

Ten billion of that is going to be in the form of a loan, and that's kind of how he got Trump

to buy into that as well. So Mike Johnson, he got the package. He's going to get the package to the House for a vote. So that's important. And we do have the Europeans working to get around seven, I believe they said air defense, Patriot Systems to Ukraine as well.

F-16s, we're starting to talk again about F-16s coming to the battle in the summer.

And finally, we can also discuss the admission that the Czech Republic, Pavel, one million ammunition shells is capriced.

They couldn't get them, don't have the money for them.

That plan has gone bust.

So do you want to start with the front line or anything else that we discuss?

I leave it to you.

I leave it to you how you want to open up the video.

Yeah, because it's, I mean, that's, of course,

what's ultimately driving the whole situation.

I mean, I mean, the Russians are now capitalizing in a big way on the fall of

of D'Evdaevka, which took place six weeks ago.

It seems like a long time to those of us who followed the war since Avdavka fell,

but it's only six weeks. Was it, you know, and we are seeing significant advances by the Russians

in the area around Avdarvka. So they captured village called Pervomyski. They're pretty close towards

capturing this other fortified town called Krasnabgorovka. And importantly, over the last

couple of days, to everybody's astonishment, they broke through in the area north of Avdavka, northwest of

Afdefka. And they're now apparently entered a village called Ocheretti. No, no, these are small places.

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