All right, Alexander, let's do an update on what is happening on the front lines in Ukraine.

What is the situation right now on the front lines, Alexander?

What's the situation in the south?

What's the situation in Hotgiv and also in Kursk?

Maybe do a quick update as to what's going on in Kursk and sue me.

We just finished a ceasefire, by the way.

A couple of days ago, we had the Easter ceasefire, a 30-hour ceasefire that ended.

Of course, both sides are saying the other side violated the ceasefire to be expected.

But it was Russia's idea.

Russia went along with it.

Ukraine and Zelenskyy, they kind of muddled the whole

ceasefire thing where we're going to reject the ceasefire,

then we're going to accept the ceasefire.

Then we want to extend it to an unconditional ceasefire and stuff like that.

But anyway, the situation on the front lines.

Well, quickly and briefly, on the ceasefire, it's important to say this isn't the first

time that Putin has declared ceasefires over religious holidays.

I mean, he did that, I think, during the Christmas of 2023.

It was actually a three-day ceasefire, much longer at that time.

And, well, he did it again this time.

And as I said, undoubtedly, there are political calculations and factors like that of play.

But to my absolute knowledge, he proposes these ceasefires and sometimes unilaterally declares them

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