All right, Alexander, let's talk about the military situation in Ukraine.

And is it me or does it feel like with each day that goes by, Russia is capturing two to three

villages or areas in Ukraine every single day?

It feels, or at least seven or eight villages every week, it seems that Russia is capturing,

just outright capturing these areas.

Things are moving much faster on the front line in favor of Russia.

And it does seem like Zelensky is starting to understand this,

and he's speaking with Bhutanoff last I read,

and they're trying to figure out ways to launch strikes

deep into Russia, and they're consulting with their NATO partners on this.

So we're looking at more of this asymmetric type of war that NATO and Ukraine are looking to wage

against Russia.

Is that their answer to the Russian advances on the front line?

Absolutely.

Now, we've discussed Russian advances on the front lines in several programs recently,

and I think we should just quickly catch up with that, because you're completely correct.

They are accelerating, and they are getting closer and closer to, you know, the key remaining

positions that the Ukrainians have.

So if we can just go from the north, Putin is now openly talking about Sumi region,

the city.

He says that he does, you know, it's not an immediate objective, but he isn't

ruling out that the Russians might indeed capture it, which is almost saying, yes, it is a

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