All right, Alexander, let's talk about the missile strikes into pre-2014 Russian territory.

The other day, we got the first missile strikes with Biden's permission from Ukraine.

Into Russia, they targeted the Briansk region, not Kursk, and five missiles were shot down. One missile was hit, and the debris

fell on a certain target. I guess this was a military facility, from what I understand, no casualties.

And this was reported on by the Russian Ministry of Defense of the Foreign

Ministry. They were the first ones to actually admit, to come out with the news, admit

that there were attack bombs missile strikes into Russia. So we got the first U.S.

sponsored, U.S.inated missile strikes into Russia.

What are your thoughts and what comes next?

Well, I think the first thing to say is that the amount of misinformation we're being

given about the whole story of the attackers is absolutely incredible.

Firstly, an attack-miss missile strike takes a while to prepare several days,

at least, probably weeks. So that means that the actual decision to launch this attack must have

been made some time ago. I am going to suggest it must have been made shortly after the US election.

So there was the election in the United States. Joe Biden learned that Donald Trump was going to

win the election, and then sometime around then he decided to authorise missile strikes into Russia itself. Secondly, we were told that the missile

strikes were going to be located in and around Cusk region in the pocket, that it was going to be done

in order to assist the Ukrainians to hold the pocket and to attack North Korean soldiers there, and that the

primary purpose of authorising the strikes was in order to send a warning to Kim Jong-un.

Well, the attack was not in Kusk region at all. It was not in the pocket. It did not, as far as one

can see, target any North Korean soldiers.

There's no evidence that any North Korean soldiers were in this facility.

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