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

in Pakrovsk is going very bad for the Ukraine military.

I didn't think Pakorovs was going to collapse this quickly, but it looks like it is collapsing

very quickly.

It looks like Russia has almost surrounded and circled Pakrovsk, a terrible situation

in Seversk, I believe Kupyansk as well.

And you have the situation developing in Herzl, in the South, with the Russian

fabs destroying the bridge in the South, which has many people believing that the Russian

military is about to do something in that direction, some sort of an offensive in that

direction as well, where there are,

from, if you go by the reports, 100,000 to 150,000 Russian troops just in the south.

So, I mean, four or five different areas on the front line where Russia is advancing in all those areas at a much

faster rate than anyone had imagined.

Yes, and I think that's where we really need to start, because this is very much apparently

classical Russian strategy instead of concentrating your

main blow in one place, which is what, you know, Westerners like to do, you know, the blitzkrieg

breakthrough like the one that was tried during Ukraine's own August

2023 offensive, if you remember, when they tried to break through to the sea of Azov and

they concentrated their attack in a few places.

What the Russians do instead is that they put the pressure everywhere simultaneously on the front lines, at every single point.

So you're absolutely right.

Sversk, the Russians have broken through apparently to the very, very outskirts of Svarsk.

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