All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is going on in Ukraine.

And let's start off with the situation on the front lines in Dombas.

We have the storming, the assault on Ugladar.

If we can call it the storming of Ugladar, you'll let us know if that's indeed what's going on.

We have a worsening situation for the Ukraine

military in Bakrowski. We have Chasoviyar. We have the Ukraine military. It appears that they're

trying to move brigades and to move soldiers into Pakarovsk and into different areas in order to plug up some holes.

And they have those holes because of the Kersk incursion.

And it looks like everyone is starting to acknowledge

that the Kersk incursion, invasion, whatever you want to call it,

was a really bad idea.

You even have built Julian

Rupke putting out an article the other day saying that this was a bad idea. And that is why we are

seeing the front line in Dombosk collapse. Anyway, let's discuss what is happening in Ukraine.

You said that everybody's now acknowledging that the Koskin-kin Cush. Most everybody. I don't know.

Most everybody. I think pretty much all the people who matter are. It's always interesting to me how

people come around about four weeks late to the position that we took at the beginning.

Just say.

They always have to add a caveat about how Russia is losing and then they'll admit,

like you'll see their title.

It'll be something like the successful curse concurusion is coming out of

losing the entire war, something like that.

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