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For full terms, visit the QVC website. I'm John Bachelor. Bill Rajo, Senior Fellow Foundation for Defense of Democracies, joins me as my colleague and co-host, and we welcome John Hardy, and we depend upon to watch the

Eurasian contest, Ukraine and Russia for the Foundation for Defense of Democracy.

Headlines in these last days, gentlemen. European headlines. Russia pummels Ukraine with

missiles and drones as ceasefire collapses. Several days later, May 17th, same newspaper.

Ukraine's deadly drone strikes on Moscow's entirely justified, that's a quote, says Zelensky.

John, a very good evening to you. These strikes against each other's infrastructure have now turned

into strikes against each other's strongest air defenses.

I read that the Moscow air defense was penetrated by drones, fired by Ukraine,

so much so that I have this spectacularly large picture of a burning oil refinery outside of Moscow,

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