i'd like to go back to theresa fallon just to, to round out the show here. when the war 1st started to stand with ukraine, sort of symbol it was everywhere. do you think that as time goes on the world's resolve, the west resolve to help you? crane may filter. i mean, that's very good question. you know, the national communities attention span is very limited. so i think that moves like today's president of the european council charles michelle visit to give, keeps it on the, the map for many people. but i see, even in the new cycle, we don't see it on the front page so much anymore. the story of ukraine. so i think the russians understand that. and i also, we all know that the warrant on that has been going on for 8 years. and it didn't really get onto the headlines until the age of ukraine. so for 8 years, this has been link, you know, this has been a long drawn out conflict. and so this is my concern. but on the other hand, now we're seeing because of this kind of distraction with ukraine, sweden and finland are looking like they are going to ask to join n

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theresa fallon, director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies. thank you very much for joining us here on inside story. i'd like to start with you are puzzle, falcon, how or if i may as the military analyst? what is this new stage in the war? what does it mean more to change your van for, sir? said so, russia try and in the beginning of this campaign to a kind of advance at the same time on the number of different, separate directions that didn't work out very well. so now the of russia's reserves and forces which are clearly not adequate for such a job of moving in all directions will be concentrating in of the particular area of the east south ukraine to achieve apparently victory there. so now they began once when officially announced at least by the russian, i'm in the new stage i've had to describe as a do other i don't know if you're familiar with that, but where you fail the 1st time you try again a 2nd time is that what this is, the failure of the initial aims, therefore a recalibration, a new kind of measure of what success means for rus