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Headlines from London.

Vladimir Putin, sacks, Russian defense minister Sergei Shoyko.

Vladimir Putin to propose Andre Boulousef to oversee the military.

In other words, he's moved an economist into being the minister of defense.

At the same time, London reporting,

Kharkiv High-rise hit by Russian Air Strike.

At the same time, Russian general arrested on corruption charges.

I'm told he was in the Ministry of Defense.

At the same time, London reporting,

Kim Jong-un orders military to modernize artillery forces.

At the same time, Russia pounding the new front at Kharkiv with glide bombs. All this adds up to Russia on the move, making changes at the cabinet level and at the tactical level around Karkiv, the large city north of

Lou Kans andAnets Oblast.

I welcome Gregory Coppley, who's traveling in London

and to comment on what appears to be a revived Russian offensive and a revived Russian thinking about the ambitions

for Ukraine.

Gregory, a very good evening to you.

Kremlinology, that was a great fun game in the 20th century.

It's no longer necessary to imagine who's wearing a hat and who's not on the Lenin

mausoleum as they watch a parade.

Vladimir Putin is the man who doesn't need a hat.

He's making changes. Did this look like the move of a strong man in a good position? Good evening to you.

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