All right, Alexander. Let's talk about Ukraine.

And let's talk about the drone strike strategy, which we did a video on.

We had another attempted drone strike the other day in the direction of the Black Sea.

Novoroszsk. Sea, Novorosik. Yeah.

Yeah.

Novorosizka, yeah.

And we can talk about the crumbling of the Jeddah,

Saudi Arabia, U.S.-Ukraine Peace Summit.

We can talk about that.

And we can talk about the fact that the counteroffensive

and the counteroffensive reboot seems to be fading away. And I think this is deliberate,

if you want my opinion. I think the collective West is is deliberately allowing it to just kind

of fade in the background because it has been a

complete failure anyway. I think those are some interesting things that we can talk about. So

where should we begin? Well, let's let's start with the counteroffensive because I suppose

this has been the overarching story that we've been having for months now, all the way back to

the start of the year.

Though I should stress, again, I first saw reports about Ukraine planning a counter-offensive

in various channels, not the mainstream channels, but, you know, places where these things

are discussed, Ukrainian and Russian, way back in the middle of the fall,

around last fall, around, you know, October, November time. They were talking about the

great Zaporosia offensive, the severing of the land bridge, the march to the sea of Azov. So actually,

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