agree, it's not a silver bullet. you can view it as a catastrophe avoidance strategy for now to stop the bleeding, if you will in terms of forcing retreats. this is unambiguously good news for those who want ukrainians to succeed and defend their home against the largest invasion in europe since world war ii. 50 largest invasion in europe since world war ii. so not a silver bullet. _ since world war ii. so not a silver bullet. where - since world war ii. so not a silver bullet. where does i silver bullet. where does ukraine on the battlefield go from here? is thisjust ukraine on the battlefield go from here? is this just a matter of making sure it doesn't lose any more territory to the russians or can it have some sort of ambition for more of a counter offensive and try to advance forward? fix, of a counter offensive and try to advance forward?- to advance forward? a great question- — to advance forward? a great question. using _ to advance forward? a great question. using ukrainian i question. using ukrainian infantry losing their lives because they haven't had the utility dues support they need for the avon rationing shells. that will begin to help provide more air defence capacity. we know that russia has been pulverising ukraine's electricity generation infrastructure. it will give ukraine many of the things it