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

So we have a lot of Russian missile strikes throughout Ukraine.

We have indications.

I believe Zelensky himself has also stated that Ukraine's air defense is in a state of collapse or is heading towards a state of collapse and

depletion. And you have a lot of internal fighting taking place in Kiev. It seems like

there are different factions trying to take power as support for Zelensky

fades and not only support within the government, but even the popular support the people's

support of Zelensky is starting to collapse as well.

So all around, a very difficult situation for Zelensky. And as this

difficult situation is unfolding, we're hearing more talk about, I guess you would call it a counter

to the counter offensive that is being planned, which is Herson Bridgehead F-16s and a march

towards Crimea.

There we have it.

All right.

Where do you want to begin, Alexander?

Well, I think let's start with the missile strikes, because these, we've now had three big ones in the space of

three weeks and they have been absolutely devastating and i can say without any equivocation that

they're creating shock right across the entire nato system Ukraine has been supplied. Apparently, this is

correct, with more than a third of the entire missile arsenal, air defense missile

arsenal, arsenal that NATO has. Again, I can say with a fair degree of confidence that they've been supplied with some of the most advanced radars that NATO has, including air defense radars that apparently they got from Israel.

They've all been shuttled off to Kiev. They've all been shuttled around Ukraine. This is supposed to replace the air defense system that Ukraine had last year, which is the old Soviet one, which proved pretty resilient.

I mean, it got through the whole, it brought Ukraine through 2002, sorry, 2022.

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