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00:00I think they had a 47.5 that was lost in October. Between those who want to achieve a peace at any cost in the West, even if it means that Ukraine has to make concessions,
00:16our soldiers said that some Ukrainian troops now look like homeless people, because there are 3500 people in that area isolated. In all of the areas we have had improvements, our army is moving forward faster.
00:38But the key problem for the enemy is that they have a growing gap between their losses and the number of soldiers that they can replace.
00:56I think they had 47.5 that was lost in October and they forcefully mobilized about 16.5 thousand and about 14.5 thousand or 15 thousand back from hospitals.
01:20If we put all of that together, we have about 15,000 minus 15,000. And last month they had minus 10,000. So the gap is growing.
01:38And there are also people who desert. And desertion is a serious problem. It's not only what you hear from our media, it's also acknowledged by the Western media and it's impossible to contain.
01:57So I don't think the situation can be helped for Ukraine. So we have positive trends in all the areas. This means that we are close to Gulaipole, which is an important logistics hub.
02:16They are very close. They will certainly move on after they are past that point, whether they capture it or not.
02:31And what this leads us to is that all of this, all this fortified area will be so convented, they will just bypass it through the north.
02:49And this may lead to a collapse of the Ukrainian front in that area. And this is what makes the difference between those who want to achieve a peace at any cost in the West, even if it means that Ukraine has to make concessions and others.
03:14Because if what's happened in other parts of the front, then a collapse will be inevitable.
03:27Now that has not been the case. The Ukrainian troops have been eliminated and pushed out. And there is also a battalion that has been isolated.
03:41And there are soldiers that some Ukrainian troops that look like homeless people because there are 35, 100 people in that area isolated with no proper supplies.
03:56They have to use copters. They have to use copters to drop in food supplies. They are in a terrible condition. They have been for several weeks.
04:03So those in the West who understand what this is leading to, they insist that hostilities cease as soon as possible, even if that requires the Kyiv regime to make concessions.
04:21Because they understand that as soon as the front lapses in those areas, the Ukrainian armed forces will lose combat readiness.
04:35They will lose the most capable units like what's happening in Krasna or Masek.
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