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The mission from being a largely defensive one, help ukraine defend itself, to something with a more offensive aspect to it? >> i'm not sure it's going to be the hallmark of a more offensive, you know, attacks on russia, you know, inside of russia, per se, jim, but it's language i really welcome because it's something i think many russian watchers have been hoping for for a number of years now. there's always been a lot of self-editing that happens in the west. well, you know, we have to be careful with regard to russia, it's a large country, so forth and so on. finally i think politicians and...