All right, Alexander, let's talk about what is happening in Ukraine, and let's start things off with the military situation.

And then maybe we can talk about the corruption scandal, the Energaatom, energy corruption scandal that is dogging the Olensky regime and has implicated his buddy, his buddy from his

entertainment days, his business partner and buddy, a man who they refer to as Zelensky's wallet,

Mr. Mindich, who has bolted. He is no longer in Ukraine. But anyway, we'll get to that story

in the second part of the video. But let's talk about the situation along the entire front line,

Alexander, every day it seems like there's a new collapse on the front line in Ukraine.

You have Kupiansk in the Harkov region.

You have Miernograd-Pakrosk in the Donetsk region.

You have Zaporosia, which is collapsing.

You have Herzl, which not many people are talking about, but that's a situation that is also developing.

You have fighting in Sumi in Cvesque, Liman,

pick an area,

and there seems to be some sort of Ukraine collapse going on.

Absolutely.

And again, it's extraordinary how even now people in the West don't seem to be able to

accept this.

I mean, there's been a bizarre article in the economist saying the situation is still under

control and Putin has no clear route to victory, and the Ukrainians

are holding out, even as you correctly say, the military situation is going rapidly bad.

Now, just to say something, the corruption scandal and the military collapse are interconnected with each other.

And if Ukraine was winning, we would not be having this kind of corruption scandal. The fact that there is a corruption scandal is a product of the fact that everything in Ukraine is starting to go wrong and is starting to go very, wrong, very, very fast.

Let's talk quickly about the military situation. We've already discussed Paglopsk. We've already

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