All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation in Ukraine.

And perhaps this video, in this video, we can focus on the situation in the sky,

Russia's dominance of the air war.

The fact that Ukraine clearly does not have any more air defense missiles or air defense systems

to counter the Russian drone and missile strikes. And the blackout situation in Ukraine,

we had an interesting development a couple of days ago where the electricity in major cities just kind of went out. And this time around,

it wasn't because of a specific Russian missile strike or drone strike. It just seems like the

grid is not able to cope anymore because of all of the continuous subsequent missile and drone strikes over the past couple of weeks and a couple of months.

It now looks like the entire grid, at least in major cities, including Kiev, is just starting to crumble.

This story isn't getting as much attention as it deserves because people are still focusing

very much on the situation on the ground. And rightly so. And by the way, the narrative that,

you know, the Ukrainians are holding back the Russians. We recently did a program about this.

It is not true. And since we did that program, there's been more military developments and the

crisis for the Ukrainians on the front lines is worsening. But let us indeed focus on the situation,

the war in the sky, as I've called it, and which is intensifying. The Russians now conduct missile and drone strikes against Ukraine, either every night

or every other night, but it is continuous.

This is a much bigger air offensive than the ones we saw in previous years on a much, much bigger scale.

Ukraine's air defense has completely collapsed. The very latest drone missile strike

that took place just before we made this program is unique in one important respect that the Ukrainians

themselves admitted that out of the 24 missiles the Russians launched, they weren't able to

shoot down a single one. All of the missiles got through. Previously, the Ukrainians have claimed

that they shot down 80, 90% of the missiles got through. Previously, the Ukrainians have claimed that they shot down

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