Willy weighs in on the situation in Bakhmut. This is a topic of discussion we've had internally and externally a number of times, and I thought it was important that we shared WIlly's point of view.

If you guys aren't familiar with WIlly, he's a former Australian Infantryman turned film-maker and independent journalist. He's spent quite a bit of this past year in Ukraine covering down on stories from the conflict, and has seen a large portion of this war himself with his own two eyes.

For the reasons above, I figured it would be a good idea to share Willy's perspective on this specific topic.