All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in the conflict in Ukraine and what is going on on the front lines.

Russians continue to advance.

I think they're getting very close to Chasov-Yar, which is going to be a big fight, a big victory if Russia does manage to capture Chasoviar.

And then we had missile strikes, both from Russia and from Ukraine over the past

couple of days. And we also have an incident, which maybe you can comment on, which is the missile strike that

Ukraine claims they successfully hit two Russian ships, but we are getting satellite imagery,

which claims that this was a complete and utter failure, and two ships were not

hit in Crimea from Ukraine missiles. And actually, it's even worse than that because Ukraine

managed to waste scalp and storm missiles trying to hit these two ships. And these are missiles

that Ukraine doesn't have the luxury of wasting. So anyway,

maybe you can comment on on that situation first and then you can give us a summary as to

what's going on on the front lines and everything happening there. Absolutely. Let's actually

talk about this big missile strike on Crimea, which is a huge one.

I mean, it's one of the biggest missile strikes on Crimea that Ukraine has launched.

Of course, it was a combined strike with drones and Storm Shadow and Scout missiles launched from Suhoi 24 fighter jets.

We now know, thanks to the Germans, that the British

technicians are involved in doing all the guidance for these storm shadows and providing all the

work to launch them. The storm shadows, there aren't, there isn't a huge inventory of them.

Ukraine has been going through them very, very fast.

And this attack on Crimea was a complete failure.

One missile apparently did get through, hit a building in Sevastopol.

Nobody can understand why the building has no military

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