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Why did this is a is a tactical question? Why did they adopt the tactics of bigger invasion from the east because in the east, in the donas region, you already have Prussia people? The majority of the population is russian-speaking, they are ethnic Russians. Even Ukrainians are ethnic. Slavs are very close to Russians, but let's, let's call these people who live in the donas ethnic Russians, so they were already essentially under Russian control right this region. It was already declared separate right so so, first, if you invade from this region from the east from the eastern part, then you will not face any resistance, so you have less territory to cover if it is already friendly territory, it's already Russian controlled territory.
So you start the invasion from there. You want to take the easiest way into a country right, but then there was a second move made from Belarus as well, because Belarus again now is russian-controlled territory. So there are multiple movements happening, I think, even from Kharkiv and all this region and other places even from here they are moving towards cave. It looks like I think, there's fighting happening right now inside gear on the outskirts of Kiev, so the invasion began or appeared to begin from the eastern part from the eastern region, because that's where you have Russian control already established. So that's how it looked. But there was also there's a simultaneous movement that happened from Belarus and that's what's happening right now.
So it is a multi-pronged movement that we are seeing.