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they have been bogged down there. the ukrainians are contesting it. there s a strong battle there but i think the big picture, what we really need to look at is what putin might want to do if he can t take the whole country. i think that comes to this concept here. novorossiya, new russia was a republic. putin, very obsessed with history and his place in it. he talks about unifying all ethnic russians under a single banner and what do you see out here? there s an area in the edge of poland here called transnistria. they are ethnic russians so if vladimir putin can essentially extend his perimeter from donbas, he already has taken much of this area, if he can make it through to here, he can then surround odesa right down here. that s one of the key locations that would seal ukraine off from the sea and odesa, the major mercantile center for all of southern ukraine. this would be a devastating blow, and also might be a settling point for putin if he