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Oct 30, 2026

Richard AtwoodHOST
9:53
I want to come to the politics in a moment, but show it.
Richard AtwoodHOST
9:55
Could you talk a little bit about the front lines elsewhere? There had been a lot of fighting in the quarter funds, as you said.
Richard AtwoodHOST
10:01
It now seems to have shifted to Blue Nile.
Richard AtwoodHOST
10:04
So what's happening? What are the front lines look like now?
Shewit WoldemichaelGUEST
10:08
Well, Richard, currently we're seeing several active fronts, and the RSF and its allies are trying to stretch the army across a much wider area.
Shewit WoldemichaelGUEST
10:16
They're still active fighting in North Kordofan and South Kordofan, and particularly in South Kordofan, the RSF has aligned with SPLM North, led by Abdelaziz Al-Hillou, and they've made significant progress.
Katarina SzulcHOST
1:32
In 2025, Mexican intelligence sent a confidential memo to Ukrainian intelligence to inform them that cartels had infiltrated their foreign fighting program.
Katarina SzulcHOST
1:45
They were recruiting foreign mercenaries and sending people over to Ukraine through private military companies to learn FPV drone tactics spend six months in Ukraine on the front lines, go back to Mexico and fly drones for the cartels.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:05
Many of these Latin American foreign mercenaries were not in Ukraine to fight Russia or even for the paycheck.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:14
They were there to learn FPV drone tactics.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:20
I went to Ukraine to go to the very facilities where these individuals are learning high-level drone warfare.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:30
What I found was a country that has become the biggest live training ground for drone warfare in history.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:39
Okay, so basically as we get closer to the front lines, the GPS stops working and for some reason it ends up showing on the map as if we're in Latin America.
Katarina SzulcHOST
2:52
Basically, this is happening because Russians are redirecting it.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
68:46
They open up the van and they find hundreds of kilos of explosives, TNT, C4, and a Hezbollah member of Lebanese parliament basically says, hey, that's ours.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
68:58
We're actually bringing that to the front lines to use against the Israelis.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
69:02
And the Lebanese government's like, yeah, we're not giving you guys like hundreds of explosives.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
69:06
Like that's crazy, right? Where's the mandate? So you already have these ad hoc, essentially seizing of weaponry.

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Dimitri KalyuginHOST
85:46
So just have to consider that.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
85:48
And obviously longer than the Great Patriotic War as well.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
85:50
So who are we kidding here? In any case, Conrad, obviously as Russia sees successes on the front lines towards these major cities, there's going to be big questions raised about what does the Russian Federation do about the coastline to secure it? As we are sitting at the mediation table anticipating signing something on Zelenskyy, Will there be some consideration given towards how exactly ships should conduct themselves in the Black Sea? Who should be policing this waterway? Which never in the past, I mean, since, I don't know, since the World Wars was never really in question that, you know, there should be some civil conduct in these maritime waters.
Dimitri KalyuginHOST
86:28
But unfortunately...
speaker_6GUEST
5:05
war zone
Katarina SzulcHOST
5:11
We headed to the front lines to meet foreign fighters and hear what drew them to the conflict.
Katarina SzulcHOST
5:17
And you guys have been in Ukraine the entire time since the beginning of the war, right? Right.
Katarina SzulcHOST
5:22
They never left.
speaker_3GUEST
5:35
And I will never leave.
speaker_3GUEST
5:38
Two times I... left abroad i visit poland and austria but i came back i don't want to be like recovered to escape
Katarina SzulcHOST
5:57
The closer you get to the front lines, the more difficult travel becomes.
Katarina SzulcHOST
6:01
Essentially, traditional GPS systems become scrambled in an effort to deter drones.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
8:59
I can talk about our experience in Ukraine.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:01
We have over 100 vehicles deployed running daily missions on the front lines of Ukraine right now.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:07
And my biggest lesson learned is kind of the almost cliched saying that amateurs think strategy, professionals think logistics.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:15
Logistics is an incredibly difficult problem for the Ukrainians right now because of the air threat.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:20
And the front lines are, you know, a no man's land due to the FPV threat.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:25
and so you don't want to be sending people there are soldiers sitting in foxholes right on the front lines that have been there for days and they need food they need water they need ammunition they need to pull casualties back from the front and so that logistics problem becomes a nightmare when you think about the air threat.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
9:45
And so being able to team aerial drones that are providing your overhead surveillance for potential threats and then be able to take the people that would be running these resupply missions out of that harm's way and be able to move that I think we've moved a million pounds of material forward and have pulled back 100 casualties.
Scott PhilipsGUEST
10:07
And that, I think, is really motivating at our company in that those are 100 lives that have actually been saved because you were able to get an autonomous robot in and out.

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