channel, strives to highlight the most relevant defense industry and military trends, and now oleksiy ezhyakan expert of the national institute of strategic research articles, oleksiy congratulations, i am glad to see and hear you i welcome you there, for mutual benefit, this week there were many such important events, we will approach them slowly, but first i would like you to outline your own vision of the at what stage is our war with the russian federation now from the point of view of the enemy's goals and capabilities, well, accordingly, and our goals and capabilities now, well, in principle , obviously obvious things are happening, the breakthrough of those fortifications that russia has been building for a very long time, e-e, six months at least, a-a, significantly de facto more in august last year , the lines began to be rebuilt when they already decided that they would try to get certain territories, but now with great difficulty everything is happening, a breakthrough is known there, at least the first line the breached second line is being broken through and there is a discussio

conversation here i would like to not even continue i literally finished the conversation with oleksiy ezhyakxpert of the research center and there we talked about the situation on the front line about the pace of advancement about the pace of aid and he said two theses that i would like to take with you there as a seed for further discussion, firstly, that the rate of aid provision, the conditions of aid provision from the united states, in one way or another, depends on the political realities that exist in the united states and from the point of view of actions by european countries, one way or another, this slow advancement of ukraine or slow aid to ukraine, one way or another, depends on when the alliance itself will gain strength to be able to engage in real hostilities with the russian federation and how long it says or poland will not gain strength and will not become a country like germany during the cold war. what do you think actually depends on the pace and volume of aid? to what extent do these political factors in europe and political factors in the united states affect how we r