Ukraine’s Kursk offensive poses serious questions about the credibility of Russia’s sabre-rattling and the rationality behind the West’s abundance of caution, as it is surely the reddest of all red lines. If Russia was at all serious about a possible nuclear escalation, this would be the moment.
Ukrainian forces achieved advances of up to 10 kilometers into Russia’s Kursk Oblast during ongoing offensive operations on Russian territory. Geolocated footage from August 6 and 7 indicated that Ukrainian armored vehicles reached positions along the 38K-030 route.
Even with Russia’s “superior aviation” and “very strong” air defenses, Kyiv has a plan to retake Crimea. The UAF will do “everything possible to reach the internationally recognized borders of 1991. We must win… to free our citizens who are in the occupied territories”.
El 24 de noviembre, las Fuerzas Aéreas ucranianas dieron la voz de alarma sobre un posible ataque ruso, revelando la presencia de vehículos aéreos no tripulados Shahed cerca de la frontera de las provincias de Kherson, Mykolaiv y Dnipropetrovsk. La Fuerza Aérea emitió advertencias e instó a los residentes a buscar refugio.
The demobilization of conscripts in Ukraine is set to commence soon, marking a significant development in defense strategy. Oleksii Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council, highlighted the deliberation on this matter during a recent meeting.
United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, drew a stark comparison between Russian President Vladimir Putin’s use of food as a weapon in Ukraine and the historical atrocities of Joseph Stalin during the Holodomor.
En un reciente incidente ocurrido en la noche del 19 de noviembre, las fuerzas de defensa aérea de Ucrania interceptaron y derribaron con éxito 15 de los 20 UAV del tipo "Shahed-136/131" lanzados por un enemigo no identificado. El ataque procedía del norte, concretamente de la región rusa de Kursk.
El oficial de inteligencia ucraniano, Andrii Yusov, habla de las persistentes amenazas de Rusia a Ucrania, destacando la preocupación por posibles ataques terroristas contra instalaciones energéticas ucranianas. La inteligencia sugiere que Rusia, a pesar de los cambios en los arsenales de misiles, continúa la producción.
Despite challenges and setbacks in the Avdiivka front, Russian forces are reportedly reinforcing their positions in the region. Milbloggers and sources suggest that a major push on October 19-20 failed, resulting in heavy losses for Russian forces.
El Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores de Ucrania criticó a Rusia por rechazar una visita de la ONU y el CICR a Kursk Oblast, alegando que Moscú teme exponer la verdadera situación. Esto se produce tras un mortífero ataque ruso contra personal del CICR en Ucrania, que pone de relieve los riesgos a los que se enfrentan los trabajadores humanitarios.
The Russian attack on Kharkiv on September 15 has injured 41 people, including 4 children, with the youngest just 1 year old. A guided bomb hit a residential building, causing severe damage and fires that affected nearby structures. The crisis continues to unfold.
Ukraine will extend basic military training starting in October-November. The new plan includes longer combined arms training and aims to improve training quality. This initiative is part of broader military reforms, preparing all men aged 18-24 for service by September 2025.
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