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Assassinate him or arrest him, that takes the russian movement into ukraine much farther. he has declined that invitation. he said i need ammunition, i don't need a ride, actually. >> he needs to be doing what he is doing. but he also needs to listen to the council of his military advisers that understand the military battlefield, what he needs to start doing, the numbers you rattled off in the beginning are shocking. the costs imposed on russian air force, the ground forces, hundreds of armored vehicles destroyed. that's pretty amazing. that's not what i would have expected to see. but what t...

Unmanned aerial vehicles. push them across to ukraine. let them start to hit targets. probably not the targets that are right in their faces but the deep targets to support them. those cruise missiles and intercontinental ballistic missile platforms that are firing from across the border, start to take those out and degra degrade russia's operations. then logistic. central. right now the bulk received are front line units that's shocking. those are the units that should be achieving penetration. instead, they've moving too fast. they've outrun the logistics tail. those are going to be vulnerab...

These plans are completely not viable, not feasible. i wanted to quickly grab cities and put in a puppet regime and then leave. now he has to occupy. frankly, he has to seize the cities before he even occupies, and he doesn't have the combat power to do it. all those scary maps we see right now of how far the russians progressed, those are mainly roads in some small cities along the way. they bypassed all the developed, large cities. they have not seized anything that would be considered a large city. they've got a medium-sized city, kherson. other than that, they've got vulnerable supply line...

SOFREP looks at the "Doomsday" scenario making the rounds on TV that fears Russia and China will act in concert to invade Taiwan and Ukraine.

>> the malaysian transport minister tweeted that he wants more underwater drones. the australians say the bluefin-21 is enough for now. who's right? >> well, i think the issue is going to be the complexity of the search. and so more will cover more area more quickly, but the problem is, these are uncommon assets. it's hard to find them. there aren't that many out there. they have what we would call a long logistics tail. there's a lot that has to be around to support them. putting more of them in the water will be a complex thing. it is possible. it will speed things up but it is not just a si...