All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is happening with Ukraine.

And we can talk about what's going on on the front lines.

Zelensky's trip to Tsumi to inspect the fortifications, the pseudo-vican line, I guess you could say.

And well, and we can talk about the,

the push by the collective west to seize, not freeze, the interest, the profits on the

Russian frozen assets, because we haven't got to the actual 300 billion.

They're still trying to figure out a way to get to the 5.5 billion.

And I think that we can talk about the Crocus City Hall terror attacks as we discussed Ukraine

because everything points to the to the to the

to the fact to that I guess you can say fact to that the Putin administration is looking at some

sort of Ukraine involvement in the crorokes City Hall terrorist attacks.

That's the way things look.

If you go by the statements from the FSB director, from Medvedev, from Putin, from Peskov,

from Maria Zaghavarva, they are strongly indicating that there may be some sort of Ukrainian involvement, whatever that

entails. Anyway, where do you want to start off? I think we should start with the Kroka City

Hall because this is the story that dominates news still in Russia. It hangs over everything.

It hangs over Ukraine as well.

The Ukrainians are very nervous about this.

Now, we've seen Alexei Danilov,

who was the head of Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council,

their chief intelligence officer, he's suddenly

being dismissed, resigned, you name it, I don't know what it is, but he's been there for a long

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