Hey, so three quick updates about the conflict in Ukraine. While we wait for the long format video that it takes about two weeks to make, so it will be next week. There has been a leak in Germany. The build newspaper came in possession of some German armed forces documents where the German military actually complains that Ukrainians are not applying NATO tactics as they should be applied. And they're also complaining that some officers have been promoted because of their battlefield experience rather than their training in the NATO doctrine. The previous video has a plainway any attempt to wage a movement war in Ukraine is very likely going to fail. So go and watch the video if you didn't. And it seems that the NATO militaries are sort of not understanding this. And since Ukrainians are those who have direct battlefield experience, I should think that promoting the people with experience even though they don't have NATO formal training is a good thing. It is also good for the morale of the forces. It is good to retain the lessons that have been learned with blood. It's really difficult to understand how they don't understand. That's my opinion. I may be wrong, but that's my opinion. It always talking about movement war in the last couple of days, Ukrainians have tried a large scale assault with about a hundred combat vehicles, tanks and IFDs. And what happened was what was easy to predict. They managed to make a dent in the Russian defenses and then they had sort of 20-30% losses and they had to withdraw. I'm really left wondering how much of what they are doing is because they are under pressure from the NATO supporters or because they really think that is a good idea. And finally let's speak about something that flies. The Lancet drone. It seems that lately the Russians have larger numbers of Lancets that are working in conjunction with the reconnaissance drones and they're turning out to be very effective. Sometime ago an interesting video covering the factory that was producing the drones has been published and it was very interesting that we're producing really a lot of them and with technologies, with machine, industrial machines that were very modern looking, didn't really look different from our western company. So to tell the truth, the Lancet seems to have a warhead that is a bit light to completely defeat for example our western tank, but otherwise it turns out to be really, really effective for the kind of defensive battle that the Russians are fighting right now. We also have news of an Ukrainian tank that has been repelled just using drones without the use of the ubiquitous Russian artillery. You can interpret this as finally a Russian scarcity of artillery. I would rather interpret this as a abundance of lottery munitions like the Lancet. And if you're wondering where I'm taking these news, well, that is an Italian channel that is top notch. I sort of mentioned it passing in the last video. The name of the channel is Parabalam. I will put the link in the description below. There are videos description boxes are an encyclopedia of the hostilities in Ukraine. Unfortunately, the channel is in Italian, so well, you need to know the language to understand it. But in terms of quality, since I speak English, French and Italian, there is nothing else that even comes close on YouTube. I don't always agree with the channel's host interpretations, but in terms of the quality and the balance of the information that you can have, it's definitely top notch. So thank you very much for watching this short-top date and see you soon with another long format video where we will go back speaking about something that flies.