All right, Alexander. Let's talk about what is happening on the front lines in Ukraine,

as well as what is happening in Kursk, 50,000 North Korean troops now in Kersk, Alexander,

according to the New York Times, which were 3,000 to 10,000 to 12,000. Now it's at 50,000.

Next week, it'll be 100,000 in Kursk, in Russia.

And anyway, the situation in the front lines is looking very bad for the Ukraine military.

I believe the next area town to be captured by the Russians is it's going to be Krakavo.

Yeah.

We are getting reports that the Ukraine military is blowing up a dam in the area as they're

retreating and trying to slow down the Russian military.

And one other thought.

Isn't it interesting that as Russia continues to grind down the Ukraine military on the front lines,

the collective West media is not talking about any of this.

What they are focusing on are all of the stories about Trump talking to Putin and Trump plans for Ukraine and stuff like

that. They are absolutely avoiding the horrible situation that the Ukraine military finds itself

in on the front lines. What are your thoughts?

That is absolutely true. The last is the single most important point of all, because they started to wind down their Ukrainian coverage. They began to reduce it, I remember, after the defeat of Ukraine's summer 2023 offensive. And it's gradually ebbed away. But over the last couple of weeks, as things have gone from bad to worse

to catastrophic, they have stopped talking about it, talking about the actual movements on the

front lines at all. So once upon the time, you pick up your copy of the New York Times or

the Guardian here in London,

and you'd find all about stories about battle going on for this place or that place

or the other place, and it was also discussed in great detail.

Sometimes it was even quite interesting.

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