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

The Russians continue to take village after village.

At least that's the way it seems.

Every other day, a new village is being captured by the Russians.

The Ukraine military is spread out across

the entire front line, which was the purpose of the offensive in the Kharkov region.

A lot of talk about an offensive in the Sumi area as well. And we have a lot of talk about an offensive in the Sumi area as well.

And we have a lot of panic in the collective West, and they continue to talk about green lighting weapons, NATO weapons to strike Russian territory, even though the Italians seem to be pushing back

that idea.

But the rest of the collective West, the Italians, Hungarians, take those two out and you

pretty much have the rest of the collective west going along with using weapons to hit

Russian territory, a very, very bad idea. Anyway, what is going on? Well, I think the first thing to say

is that there is now, I think, no doubt at all, that we're looking at a Russian offensive

right across the front lines. Now, you mentioned

that the Russians are taking villages one day after another, you know, whole streams of villages

falling. I think talking about these as villages is a bit of a misunderstanding, is that, in that

what they really are, are component parts of a Ukrainian defence line.

And some of these places very heavily fortified. And of course, they're not just taking villages.

They're also close to capturing small towns, Krasnogorovka, for example, which the German media now is basically telling us is about to fall.

There's an epic battle going on for Chasafiak, but everybody can see that the outcome there is really hardly in doubt. And I read somewhere in one of the Western media

outlets comments by Ukrainian soldiers who are trying to defend in Chassev Yard, and they're talking

about the situation being catastrophic and irretrievable. They're massively outgunned, that the Russians are far too strong,

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