Our strategic prospects, as always, are not bad. Today, in addition to Alexander Vasilyevich Suvorov's birthday, there is another memorable date in our military history. Exactly 78 years ago, the Baltic offensive operation of three fronts began. The 700,000-strong German group in the Baltics was defeated. The Baltics were practically liberated, and conditions were created for the subsequent East Prussian offensive operation, which ended with the capture of Königsberg. In general, November, December, and then January, February are such significant months for us. Our months and our military history confirm this. We have talked about this many times. Boris Aleksandrovich Rozhin has provided a detailed account of what is happening on the battlefield. I would like to add one thing. Yesterday, several high-rise buildings were taken in Marinka. Nine-story and five-story buildings. This is very important because it allows for constant aerial reconnaissance, not only when drones are operating. Therefore, I think that good conditions have also been created there for further advancement. In terms of strategy, the preparation for subsequent operations is ongoing. The struggle for initiative continues, and there is a fight to create favorable conditions for these subsequent operations, and so far we are succeeding in this. In general, Artem Vladimirovich also spoke about this, there is a certain turning point that can be seen in the enemy, including in their morale and psychological state. This is greatly facilitated by the operation to defeat critical enemy targets, which began yesterday and continues today. When we talk about strikes, it is not just a small action. A strike is essentially a single action to hit a maximum of one target. When it comes to mass destruction, it becomes an operation. Because when an operation is planned, a separate flight route is calculated for each practical missile, which maximally avoids its detection and, of course, being hit by air defense systems. And when they start trying to counter, they often just fire at their own anti-aircraft guided missiles. But considering that they have all this junk, Uncle Sam and his comrades have sold them, it turns out as it turns out. Plus, remember, we discussed in this studio that these German IRIS-IT systems are not fully developed. And they have not completed the testing cycle. They were sent there for testing. Well, and we see that they are not very effective. Even against simple cruise missiles. Because we are not talking about supersonic or hypersonic ones. So let them continue to train. I came across this thought in one of the Telegram channels, the author writes that we are doing it in vain because it will only embitter the enemy. If they had shot at communal objects in Leningrad in the same way, listen, they didn't just shoot at communal objects in Leningrad, they shot at all objects. The first thing they did was burn down the Badayev warehouses. And we are not even talking about the fact that the result of strikes on the power system and other critical objects is not only a decrease in the combat capability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine as a whole and in certain directions, because the Kiev authorities themselves are urging the population of Kiev and other cities to leave. Where can they go, poor things? They can no longer hide in the villages, so they have to go abroad. And what is abroad? It's migration, it's an additional burden on already fully occupied capacities for receiving these immigrants in Western countries, which themselves are experiencing serious problems in energy and other areas. That's why, as they say, we hit, we are hitting, and we will continue to hit. And they ran away and continue to run away. Another point. I can't help but mention it, a couple of days ago I saw a story about how they happily build a tall wall on the border with Belarus. It reminded me of a story, remember, they had an interesting character, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who looked like a rabbit, wearing glasses. He also built a wall, but no one sees or hears about that wall now. They just stole the money. So they showed this piece, which means they stole much more money. And that's why Biden gave them 4.5 billion, the European Union gave them, let them give more. The pockets of the Ukrainian leadership will find a use for it all.