All right, Alexander, let's talk about the invasion of the Ukraine military into Belgarod and Kursk.

They've tried it once.

They've tried it twice.

They've tried it three times.

And they're just getting annihilated.

They're trying to invade Russia, these border towns.

All of this is going on during a time when Russia is holding its presidential

elections. So obviously there's a PR angle to this, but there could be some more to this than just

a PR angle. There are reports that a lot of these troops are foreign mercenaries or foreign or foreign trained. And there are a lot of

reports that there may be, there may have been some idea of some sort of advancement into a

nuclear facility and some sort of sabotage or false flag event being cooked up by the

Olensky regime and the Ukraine military.

But the bottom line is that they're just getting annihilated with each and every attempt.

And what I mean, they're getting annihilated.

It's very, very bad for the Ukraine military. And I just want to say that I think this is going to

have a reverse effect than what the Olensky regime and perhaps their NATO handlers are

thinking this is going to have because I'm starting to hear talk about Russia, perhaps moving to create a buffer zone. This was discussed

months ago, specifically by Medvedev. But now they're talking again about, you know, we're getting

a bit sick and tired of these stunts that they're pulling. So maybe we're finally ready to

create a nice demilitarized buffer zones so that

we don't have to deal with these types of incursions and strikes into Belgorod and Kursk.

Well, that's exactly. I think you summarized the situation very well. Now, this was by far the most

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