All right, Alexander, let's talk about the palace intrigue in Ukraine surrounding Zelensky.

And we also have some news from the front lines as well.

The Russian Ministry of Defense has announced that Chasseh Sopjevier has been captured.

The Russian Ministry of Defense, they always take weeks, sometimes a month or more, to announce the capture of a region that

many analysts would have said was captured way back, way back when. But that's just how the

Russian Ministry of Defense operates. But anyway, an important announcement, nonetheless,

about Chasovier. We're also getting a picture in Bakrowski

that it is collapsing a whole lot faster than anyone possibly imagined. This may be causing

a lot of the panic in the collective West, and a lot of panic that we see play out with Trump's

truth social tantrums. But anyway, what do you think is happening in Ukraine?

We also have a lot of rumors, and they are just rumors, about Nabu and the anti-corruption

and how it was actually looking at some of the business dealings of Zelensky and one of his confidants who was also working

with Kolomoisky and Yermak, still rumors, but I think it's indicative. It points us to a certain

direction of chaos and collapse in the Kiev power structure.

Absolutely.

Well, I mean, you're right to start with the military situation, because that is what is

driving events always.

In the West, they basically stopped talking about the military situation very much because, I mean, they still want to cling on to the idea that the situation on the front lines is stable and that the Russians aren't making that much progress.

The Russians are making a lot of progress and they're breaking through the big defense lines that Ukraine had created after the 2014 crisis. In other words,

we're close to the moment when the Russians achieved their big breakthrough and their collapse.

And the Chasifaya news is part of that. I just explain a bit about Chasovyaar. Chasvjafyar is basically a satellite town of the larger

Bahmert-Bachmat conurbation. Bachmert, Solidar, Chasvya, Kordyumovka, all of them were basically

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