All right, Alexander, let's do an update as to what is going on in Ukraine.

We have $61 billion, which is trying to make its way to Ukraine.

It's moved through the Senate.

It'll go to the House.

Most likely Johnson will turn that money down.

He'll send it back to the Senate and we'll probably go through the same song and dance again.

Who knows what will happen there.

We have the collective West media talking more and more about how Ukraine is running out of weapons, running out of ammunition.

The New York Times is saying that Ukraine is running out of weapons, running out of ammunition. The New York Times is saying that Ukraine is running out of soldiers, and it's now trying to mobilize soldiers under

27 years old, and this is a very controversial bill that is making its way through the Ukraine

Parliament. And of course, you have everything that's going on on the front line in Avdefka.

That's probably the most important area on the front line at the moment.

And things are not looking good for Ukraine there either with a new commander in

Syszvsky, someone who is very aggressive and who appears to be doubling and tripling, quadrupling

down on holding the city of Avdefka. So what is the situation in Ukraine?

Well, let's start with the battlefield situation,

because to remember,

that is what ultimately drives everything.

I mean, if the situation really were in stalemate,

if we had the kind of stagnation in the wall,

the people like Zelensky are now talking about a situation where there

isn't an pending military crisis all of the other things that we were talking about you know

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