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

And let's start off this video with what is happening on the front lines.

Russia continues to advance.

Ukraine is running out of weapons.

Kirby has admitted that Ukraine is running out of weapons. Kirby has admitted that Ukraine is running out of weapons.

The Washington Post is saying that Ukraine may run out of air defense missiles by the end of March.

And the situation looks very bad for the Ukraine military.

The $61 billion is not going to be coming in by this month.

If there is going to be any money coming in, it's not going to be approved by the end of March.

And you have these constant stories about the Czech Republic and these one million shells.

That's the situation for the Ukraine military. Things are not looking good at all.

What is your take? Well, they're going to get worse now because Putin came out this morning

and said that Russian military is now moving beyond active defense. So they seem to be moving towards a more offensive

positions. He did say that they continue to have the initiative right across the front lines,

which of course tallies with what everybody who's been following this war closely can see.

Now, we've had a lot of information.

A lot of evidence has been, in facts, reports have been cascading in over the last 24 hours.

And they point to more Russian advances.

I think we could start to say we're close to breakthroughs again in many situations.

Now, I get the sense of the two most important places where the fighting is going on at the

moment are the, well, essentially the most important place is central Donbas.

Avdeyevka, Bahmert, areas to the north, between these two places, between Avdevka and Bahmert, places like Krasnogorovka, Perwbysky, small towns, heavily fortified by Ukraine over the period from 2014, very much part

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