From the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

the Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

Smoke rising from Russian soil in the western town of Bolgerod where Russia's regional

governor says a Ukrainian sabotage group crossed the border. The leader of Russia's

Wagner group giving a grim warning.

Today the special military operation turned into a full wall.

Throughout the war, Moscow has tapped prisoners to join its troops and now Russia's

military leadership has scaled back the training time from four weeks to just ten

days to fortify its front line even faster.

I saw one report on that first of all, that's interesting that you had smoke rising on

Russian soil. They believe from other Russians, pro-Ukrainian Russian groups,

which is interesting on its own. But I heard one report on the whole

Bachmout following to the Russians that it is the example of at some point numbers

matter. Sure the Russians lost a hundred thousand men and a ton of equipment and the

town is filled with dead Russians, but they took it because they got so many people

and so much equipment. Just the numbers mattered.

Yeah, that's a hell of a way to fight a war though. I mean, especially because

it's going to be exceedingly difficult, practically impossible to defeat the enemy

unless they start lobbing nuclear arms around. And so if they rebuild Bachmout,

what then? Will the Ukrainians just shallot or I don't know?

More on that in a second, but first back to this idea that an anti-Pooten group was

attacking inside Russia yesterday.

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