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

the Russian drone strikes into Ukraine. A huge amount of drones are smashing Ukraine on a daily basis.

How are you seeing things?

Well, I mean, this is a critical situation for Ukraine because the Russians are now able to launch strikes against Ukraine every single night. And they're doing so, basically. And those are getting more and more powerful as more and more of these drones are appearing. And it's not just drones because the Russians have been also ramping up missile

production. And with every drone strike, there are missiles launched as well. And I'm going to

make a guess, I think it's the missiles that are doing the big damage. So what is happening is

the drones are flying, they're operating, they're attacking all sorts

of places, they're probably attacking the air defense systems as well.

As the drones distract the air defense systems which are unable to keep up with what's happening,

they're getting submerged under this pressure.

The missiles are just

getting through. And the Ukrainians are now admitting that their patriot interceptors cannot

shoot down the Iskanda M's, the landlord ones, and they're gradually now abandoning the fantasy that they

could shoot down the Kinshals either.

And just to make it clear, the Patriot missiles that Ukraine has are apparently entirely

Pact-3 missiles.

So they are the ones that are designed to shoot down hypersonic missiles.

The Ukrainians at various times pretended that they were successful in shooting down hypersonic

missiles. It's becoming increasingly clear that they were not.

What's the situation on the front line? I'm reading about continued Russian advancements,

cauldrons forming in Kupiansk, the Russian military, operating in Tenepro-Petros, the region,

the oblast of Tlipro-Petrosk, advancing in Pak Pakrovs on the flanks of Pakrovsk.

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