MHB How to find currents and voltages with 2 batteries connected?

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Assume that this circuit has been connected as shown for a very long time. Re-draw the schematic and label the currents and voltages in and across all components including the View attachment 4024batteries. All components are “ideal.”
 

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The current runs from the negative side of the battery to the postive correct? So first should I try and replace what I can with equivalent components to clean up the circuit?
or should try try and go ahead and use mesh analysis
 

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