All right, Alexander, let's do an update on the military situation unfolding in Ukraine.

We seem to be getting a Russian advance across the entire front lines, but specifically in Pakrovsk area, it seems.

The Danipro region, Pakrovsk, Chasovyar is in Russian hands.

Yeah.

Now I think this is accepted as well.

Pretty much, including by the Ukrainians, by the way.

I mean, there is a sort of what is called in this part of the world, a micro-district.

This is something that the Soviets used to do, that near a city,

they would create a kind of satellite community where people who work in the city would live.

And, you know, they would commute from the micro-district to the city itself, a kind of housing estate, if you like.

But these are bigger, much bigger than housing est, a kind of housing estate, if you like, but these are bigger than

much bigger than housing estates, kind of small town near the main town. Anyway, apparently there's

some sections of this micro district where there are still Ukrainian troops. But Chassev Yard, the city the town of Chatsythya, appears to be entirely in Russian control.

And I do think anybody really disputes that anymore.

No one talks about it, though.

No, it's not being reported on it all.

Given how much importance and how many, you know, forests of trees were chopped down to discuss the

situation in just a few weeks ago. It's astonishing to see how this has dropped out of all

discussion. But the overall picture is the Russians advancing right across the front lines, as you rightly say.

They do seem to be two particular places where they are really hitting the Ukrainians very hard.

One is in Sumi region, where they continue to advance.

We discussed this in a recent program.

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