So there's a USA Today piece that's getting a lot of attention regarding Ukraine right now. Two quick notes: I'm gonna be in the air flying today so you can follow me on Instagram to see what I'm up to. I'll be at a special place and you're gonna see a lot of cool stuff. so follow me on Instagram And we did extend the flash sale to the end of the week for those of you who emailed us and for anyone else, 69 off largest percentage basis sale for the programs I'm building your wealth link down below.

Oh and uh, Ukraine Apparently Uh is uh, seeding some ground and the Donbos region. and this is because one of the foreign ministers in Ukraine in an interview suggested that Russia is slowly piece by piece, inch by inch, taking more land. And the argument really is that Ukrainians feel almost like in certain regions that they're just getting overwhelmed. That even though they're person per person, winning right? like they're they're technically destroying more of the Russian army, more paths on that side versus on the Ukraine side.

It feels as though Russia has sort of this never-ending push and resolve of people move like coming over basically and it's like my goodness, you're just getting swarmed. It's like the zombie apocalypse. So this was a USA Today piece that got a lot of attention because it suggested, uh, some people used it as a way to weaponize. you know what's going on in Ukraine and the U.S military support to say hey, like, why are we supporting them They're starting to lose now I Don't know if you could necessarily go that far.

It's certainly a very devastating disaster that's happening, but the financial times is also preparing uh, multiple sets of of news articles and they've been posting these about Russia amassing a massive set of aircraft at the border of Russia and Ukraine. They see a lot of jets and helicopters starting to potentially uh, line up to maybe support the Russian offensive into Ukraine more aggressively and that could potentially start happening within the next few days. At the same time, there are fears because a new report from a new Norwegian intelligence report was just released and confirmed that Russia has started to deploy tactical nuclear-armed vessels in the Baltic Sea This is a lot of information. We should start trying to unpackage some of this, but consider this.

Tactical nuclear weapons first of all, are different. Don't think about like Nagasaki or Hiroshima where you're looking at, you know, 40 to 100 000 people dying in nuclear weapon you want to think about tacular. A tactical nuclear weapons is basically okay. Here's an area where there are maybe 2 000 Ukrainian soldiers bunkered down in, let's say, a town that's nearly deserted or whatever they're using it to launch tactical offensives.

It's got a region of maybe two square miles where the Russians or the Ukrainians rather are embedded well. A nuclear armed vessel in the Baltic Sea could potentially launch uh, you know, an InterContinental missile or some sort of uh, a missile carrying a tactical nuke and essentially flatten that entire area without risking one Russian life because what you've done is you've basically just leveled a potentially entire town with a more strategic, particularly used nuclear weapon. Now, obviously this is expected to cross major red lines and would suggest that we're entering into World War III which Donald Trump has suggested. we're already entering World War III and somebody who called the Soviet War who was interviewed by Uh Uh by by some journalists Uh, it's really not worth going into that rabbit hole because it gets really, really dirty really fast.

But basically there are a lot of people who have been studying War for a very long time and say we're basically already in World War III because you have the U.S Germany Uh, Poland Spain all of these countries supporting the war in Ukraine against Russia and Russia getting support from China. This is almost like the two axes, right? like in in World War II you have the axes, right? Uh, it's scary to think about that. There's nothing funny about it. But anyway, this was a French historian who predicted the follow: The Soviet Union Uh is basically saying we're already at World War III Uh, But this this talk about using tactical nuclear weapons potentially by Russia has been one that's been elevated and been very scary since the beginning of the war However The fact that Norwegian Intelligence is now confirming that Russians have deployed tactical Nuclear weapon-armed vassals in the Baltic Sea something that they haven't done before is very nerve-wracking now.

The northern Fleet of Warships regular uh regularly went to sea with nuclear weapons during the Cold War era, but this is the first time the modern Russian Federation has done the same thing. it's the first time, so it's not normal. At least it hasn't been normal since the Cold War for Russians to actually load tactical nuclear weapons on vessels. So that's scary at the same time.

Calls are rising for Germany and other European nations to send more tanks and potentially even Jets uh to uh, the Ukrainian Battlefield you have Germany uh, Chancellor Olaf Schultz who's actually been pretty pissed off because other countries have been pressuring Germany to send tanks to Ukraine Now that Germany has decided to do so, Germany's like, well, where are yours and they're all kind of like, oh, we're backing on it uh Poland for example, says they'd send tanks. Now it comes out that Poland is actually saying yeah, we we don't actually know if these tanks work that we're sending. So now there's polished out over the operability. The polls are trying to send uh, uh, the tanks of the operability of the tanks the polls are trying to send to Ukraine That's insane at the same time.

Uh, as this, you have Germany sending uh more previously decommissioned uh Jared uh, Gerard flakpanzas Now these are actually really interesting. The flakpanzas. flakpanzas are uh, basically tanks that are just designed to take down Uh planes and with this uh mounting offensive uh, essentially setting up of helicopters and airplanes and hats on the border between Russia and Ukraine, you have a lot of talk about more funding and more ammunition being deployed for these puppies right here. So on screen you can see here a flak.

Panza Now these are really interesting because you see the targeting devices right here. But then you've got these large cannons on the side. These are 35 millimeter, which. remember, millimeter is the width of the bullet.

It's like a diameter of a bullet. So 35 millimeters I mean you're talking about larger. A little larger than an inch. It's like an inch and a third.

Those are pretty dang wide bullets, right? These are. they call them cannons, right? These are Uh. 35 millimeter cannons. There are two of them.

You also have smoke grenade dischargers over here. They do that. So that way you know if these vehicles are being targeted by enemy aircraft, the smoke grenades could actually make it potentially more difficult to Target these, uh, these vehicles. Uh, so these are anti-aircraft weapons and uh, more and more of these are being delivered to Ukraine.

However, Ukraine is warning about Ammo shortages according to the Financial Times. Uh, the Financial Times is also reporting that Russians Uh, the Russian Air Military has been relatively quote preserved. In other words, the Russians really haven't started using their Uh, their Uh Air Force yet and they have a lot of aircraft that they can still use. Now these are older generation Uh vehicles that the Russians use.

They're not like the New Gen fives that America uses like the F-35 Jets uh or uh Gen Sixes that are under development. Uh, but they're still good enough to fight Ukraine And so there are a lot of concerns that this, uh, at the same time as tactical nukes are being moved on Vessels in the Baltic Sea you're starting to see the potential ramp up of a an aerial uh sort of encourage you. There are a lot of concerns that Western Nations Europe and the United States Canada are going to get even more wrapped into providing more and more advanced weapons. It's almost and potentially increasing the odds of an actual World War, right? Because really, what happens is first, we send boots Russia sends.

You know, we send boots and bulletproof vests and and helmets to Ukraine What do you get Russians Send lots of people. Now that's not to say they didn't start with, you know, uh, their apart in part their Air Force as well. But now we start ramping up here. Stingers Here are Javelin's uh, here are uh, here tanks and so now as we're ramping those up, Russia's ramping up their Air Force again.

And now it's like, okay, well, we'll send anti-aircraft Fleck Ponzas and now Russia is apparently deploying tactical nukes. According to Norwegian intelligence, it's all escalating and that's scary, right? It's like you're getting to more and more advanced weaponry and at some point you're going to hit that red line. Where you hit the red line where it's like, okay, do you cross it and start using tactical Nuclear Upside? No. I mean I Hope not.

but this is scary. Uh, it's it's it's very scary what's going on. so uh, it's definitely something to, uh, pay attention to and be aware of what's Happening.