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This is the Tom Hartman program.

On the line with us is veteran American War Correspondent Phil Irner. He is in Keeve, Ukraine,

PHI, L-I-P, I-T-T-N-E-R is his Twitter handle if you want to correspond with him.

In fact, that's how we hooked up with Phil first was on Twitter.

And Phil, hey, welcome back in the program. Give us an update. What's going on there?

In my mind, the big thing was what happened on Monday, which was the expected missile

and the Ukrainian sent to Russia, to have Phil Geron as a back foot,

backs, which we had all kind of been anticipating.

And then when the attacks eventually did happen, there were missiles that were shot down

because the Ukrainian air defense was available to the country.

So we have written, Griser being released, it's not specifically Ukrainian news,

but anything that kind of affects the Russian sphere we're talking about.

I was a CVS radio group in Moscow, and then I used, and I very clearly remember,

the first six, four of the books on the arms dealer that tried to engage for on the

side of certain type there. But we continue to suffer to a starch winter folder.

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