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Ukraine Conflict.

I welcome Colonel Jeff McCausen, the United States Army Retired Artillery Men, very important.

CBS News, Dickinson College Visiting Professor Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy CEO Jeff

you are traveling you are in New York City and we turn immediately to Ukraine

since the Congress decision of 61 billion in many parts, but including major weapon systems,

announced on its way to Ukraine.

London reporting, Selensky demands US speed up weapon shipments to halt Russia. Why?

Ukraine Army headquarters, quote, attacked by Russian missiles. Why? More than 100 Russian soldiers

killed an attack of strike.

Why?

Five killed in Russia's strike on Ukraine's Harry Potter Castle.

Why the Russian Russia's weapons to front lines to beat US Army's arms deliveries.

Jeff, this is turned into an artillery war.

What does that mean, what does that tell you about the conflict zone itself?

Good evening to you.

It tells me to some degree is the conflict loan is fairly static.

Now we do know the Russians are conducting, we'll probably talk about offensive operations around a couple of places, a place called Avdifka, a place called Chazavjar, and also another location in the Dombaus region, perhaps against Harkeyv itself.

But those seem to be moving on very slowly, very incrementally with a lot of attrition warfare.

As a consequence, the Russians are also shifting their focus, the longer-range missile strikes against Ukrainian cities,

the electric power grid infrastructure trying to destroy industry across Ukraine, break the

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