nick zalinski also spoke about progress in the printing counter offensive. tell us more about that. will that have been a achievements? certainly over a 100 square close to the territory has been regained, especially near boston woods. but the russians have had a lot of time to plan for this account defense old through last winter. they would digging in putting mine fields in preparing for this, that setting, you know, as fast as the kind of progress we saw last year. and part of that is also technology drones. india means that there is no real chance for any kind of surprised tactics. we went to see some joint operators in don't yet screeching. let's have a look at what they were. i would say one summer, rain storm life and this amazing became trenches, looks a lot like 12 to one that is until you turn the corner. we're in a forward come on to point just a few 100 meters behind the front line, ukrainian positions. so i'll just see you guys in the sky to coordinate up to the re and infantry, but they're not the only ones. the depth along the sea to there's so many drones now that no

so nick, we just heard that ukraine cannot expect firm commitment on nato membership before the war and nothing new. they are, but meantime zalinski is hoping for the best possible results from the upcoming natal summit. what would make him happy or i think sarah, he was hoping for a commitment to joining off to the war ends. i think no one realistically here in cuba, expected membership as long as the battlefields continue see as much fighting as they have recently. but certainly a kind of commitment with dates or a roadmap to full members. if that was certainly something they were still expecting here. and it does sound goodbye. now, like, is there any waiting to talk about membership? once the fighting is over, is of the real fear here in ukraine, that once the rocket stopped pulling on key. if that looks, countries who may be more skeptical that ukraine's membership will then come out and try and track this out for as low as possible to avoid any firm commitments. and maybe just keep it at the level of some kind of israel style security relationship where there's no commitment to actually fight for ukraine. utils people here i