Topic: Kherson

The Russian Ministry of Defense claims to have found evidence of avian flu pathogens with a 40% human lethality rate at a U.S.-funded biolab in Kherson, Ukraine. The segment references Victoria Nuland's previous testimony regarding biological research facilities in the region. Concerns are raised about a new WHO treaty that could impose global lockdowns and surveillance to combat "misinformation."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Kherson following a Russian withdrawal, which he called the "beginning of the end of the war." Celente dismisses Zelensky as a "jerk off" and warns that Russia still controls 20% of the territory. He advises watching gold as the ultimate safe-haven asset as the dollar weakens and global inflation continues to rise.

The highly publicized Ukrainian counteroffensive in the Kherson region is described as a tactical debacle resulting in mass casualties for Ukrainian conscripts. Despite Western media reports of success, Russian artillery and air superiority have reportedly overwhelmed the newly trained Ukrainian forces. Leaked reports from the United Kingdom suggest that rapid training programs have failed to prepare soldiers for the reality of the battlefield.

Michael de la Brocque provides an assessment of the broader military situation, suggesting that Russia has shifted its focus to the Donbass and southern Ukraine after an initial failure to take Kiev. He predicts a protracted conflict lasting six to nine months, influenced by the "mud season" which slows offensive operations. The segment concludes with a look at potential Russian ambitions for quasi-independent republics in regions like Kherson and Odessa.