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

We have the Kupianz direction.

We have the South Zaporosia-Rapotino direction.

We have Alensky giving a press conference and admitting that the counteroffensive is difficult.

That's his way of saying that it's failed.

He says it's difficult, but they're making small progress.

That's his way of saying that they have failed.

He admitted that a big mobilization may take place, or at least he's getting pressured

for some sort of big mobilization by the military. That's a pretty alarming statement.

And I actually read an article in the Telegraph of all places, which talked about how Ukraine is

running out of men. Actually, I think that was the title from the Telegraph article,

which was just basically the numbers are showing that Ukraine is running out of men and won't

make it in this conflict. So we're starting to see the European or the UK media now coming

out with articles talking about the catastrophic situation in the

big counter-offensive and in Ukraine in general. So where should we begin on the front lines or with

the media angle? Yeah, well, I'll just start with the British media quickly because, of course,

that is important because the British media has been the last place to admit that there are problems with the offensive and you're

absolutely right the Daily Telegraph article by Robert Clarke not only said that Ukraine is running out

of men but it also said that Russia's fit Russia has victory in its sights in other words other words, they are now close to the point where Ukraine is going to reach the point of no return

and that there is nothing that the West can do to reverse the situation.

So that's a pretty stark admission coming out of the British media.

And there's been a similar report on the BBC, which you covered, I think, in one of your

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