Vasily Alexandrovich, I would also start with a very significant event in the military history of our state. Today is the Day of Army Aviation. And, taking this opportunity, I would like to congratulate all pilots, navigators, and engineering-technical personnel of army aviation on this holiday, and wish that the number of takeoffs always equals the number of landings. Well, guys, do your job, we are proud of you and waiting for you to come home. Today, army aviation plays a very important role in direct confrontation on the front line and demonstrates the highest effectiveness of our design thinking, our tactics of using aircraft, and our weaponry. Currently, there are local battles taking place in the terminology of the Great Patriotic War. That is, there is a struggle for tactical initiative, a struggle to improve the tactical position, which under certain circumstances can be transferred and transformed into operational success with subsequent possible use of this operational success for strategic purposes. There is a direction where our opponent is trying to conduct an offensive operation, mainly in the northern direction of Krasnolimansk, Lisichansk, Svatovo, but all these attempts are being firmly and effectively suppressed, and moreover, we are launching a counterattack there and have achieved certain success. Near Bakhmut, we continue our slow advance, and this is good because the enemy is practically constrained along the entire front and deprived of the ability to maneuver with large formations. There is information that he has created a strike group on the Kherson direction, however, it has not yet shown itself much, only reconnaissance by combat and attempts to probe our defense in various directions. They are also not successful. Moreover, the enemy suffers constant losses. Even yesterday, our president, the supreme commander, said that practically everywhere and every day the ratio is 1 to 7, 1 to 8, no matter what the Ukrainian leadership does. What is also very important is that parallel to what is happening directly on the front line, daily strikes are being carried out on the objects of the transport infrastructure, the objects of the management system, and the objects of the power system. Moreover, as we discussed in this studio, it is time to deal with the 750 kilovolt substations. So, last night, one of such substations, the Kyiv substation, received what it had long been asking for. And this means that the use of energy from the three remaining nuclear power plants in the territory still controlled by the Kyiv regime is becoming more and more problematic. In public discussions, many write that yes, there is no electricity. This is not the most important thing, that there is no electricity. The most important thing is that trains stop running, the internet stops working, and much more.