All right, Alexander, let's talk about Project Ukraine and let's talk about some of the diplomacy,

some of the comments and statements that are coming out of Ukraine, out of Zelensky. He's looking

very panicky, talking about Odessa. He's very worried about Odessa. Should have taken Istanbul Plus.

So, Leski, Germany is now saying they're not going to deliver the tourist missiles to Ukraine.

So I imagine they're going to start taking the tourist missiles that they have in Ukraine and sending them back to Germany now.

Is that the plan from Mertz and Pistorius?

And Russia continues on the front lines.

I mean, what else can we say?

I mean, they advance in Sumi.

They're really hammering all of the military facilities throughout Ukraine, especially Kiev and Kharkov.

And I mean, they're really going after the drone manufacturing, the supply chain, everything.

They're really hitting all of this.

And I do think it's having an effect on Ukraine's ability to especially send drones into Russia.

Absolutely.

Can I just say?

I mean, again, I'm somebody who's quite accustomed to dealing with panic.

And you're starting to see signs of panic.

You're starting to see them with Zelensky himself.

And this is unusual, by the way.

Zelensky, whatever you may say unusual, by the way. Zolensky,

whatever you may say of him has up to now been living very detached from the realities of the front line. He rarely talks about them. But now he's talking about Adessa, as you correctly say,

which he's never done quite in this way before, that the Russians are coming for

...