This is CBSI in the world to Ukraine with Greg Ray Copley, Editor-in-Popper Show of Defense

and Foreign Affairs. London is the best reporting I've understood from the Ministry of Defense.

We have headlines in these last hours. Exiled Ukrainian villagers celebrate counteroffensive

victories, says the telegraph. Putin admits Russia lost 54 tanks in first week of counteroffensive,

says the telegraph. British forces are participating in training and shipping supplies, says the

telegraph. And this, a self-strategy giving Ukraine the edge in counteroffensive. You notice the

theme here is the information is coming from London and the origin of it looks to be

key. We're not getting Moscow news. That's understandable, given the scale of the war. But if you

add fog of war together with what I've just read, you don't get clarity on the battlefield.

So I want to start here in Ukraine for Gregory's measure of how to watch this conflict, which

doesn't promise to be quick, certainly not going to be over by Christmas. And then move quickly

to the air exercises over Germany. NATO is fielding an enormous number of aircraft. So many that the

German commercial traffic is concerned about air traffic collisions or near collisions. Gregory,

first in Ukraine, I get no clarity. The Ministry of Defense is giving me what keeps

against me. What is your sense, particularly of the claim that they've made headway in

Zaparizia, oh, blast. Thank you. Well, John, the reality is that nothing has changed since

our predictions on this program after February last year. And that is where it would end up,

where it's now shaving to end up with the Donbass region linking with the Crimea, staying

in Russian hands. And that's where it's going to end up. There's going to be a Ukraine divided

at the end of it. And nothing is really altering that perspective. We're seeing little movements,

backwards and forwards. We're seeing people counting how many angels condense on the head of a

pin, but we're not seeing the bigger picture. The reality is that the, yes, Russia is losing

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