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

The palace intrigue continues.

Zelensky is now saying that, well, he'll eventually fire.

Zillusioni keeps on saying that he'll eventually fire Zillusioni.

But he is also saying that he's going to do a general

reset in the military, in the government, a real big shakeup in Kiev.

Logically, this is where all of this was going to lead to because you can't get rid of Zillusioni who had a lot of

support in the military and in the administration in Kiev without getting rid of everybody

who supported him. And if you are going to put a person in like Budanov, you are going to have to

clear the, clear the deck of any Zoluzni loyalists.

I mean, this is obvious.

So this is Zelensky's latest statement with regards to what he's planning to do in his administration.

If you are investing in Project Ukraine, if you're the United States or the European

Union, you know, this obviously is not a good sign of what's going on with your proxy war against

Russia. And of course, we also have news of a collapsing front in Avdefka, both from

Russian and Ukrainian media sources. They are saying that the Russian military is within the

city limits of Afdefka and the Ukraine military is indeed collapsing and will either have to surrender, face annihilation,

or have to pull out of Afdefka.

Another bad sign for the Olensky regime with regards to its NATO sponsors.

Anyway, what is the situation in Ukraine?

Well, I think the first thing to say is that President Zelensky's position is looking more precarious by the day.

Now, we started last week on Monday with this meeting between Zelensky and Zalusini,

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