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25th Oct 2024. Latest Update.From Ukraine.
https://youtu.be/fLOsndl59bs?si=p7f4QpE-7gvab9Pa

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Russo-Ukrainian War, day 975: Russian forces suffer record ...6 hours ago — Russo-Ukrainian War, day 975: Russian forces suffer record casualty rates as North Korean troops move towards the Russia Kursk..

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Ukraine's Drone Production Go Through the Roof: Plan to Make One Million in 2024 Exceeded

Ukrainian manufacturers had produce 1 million FPV drones was considered fantastic even at the beginning of 2024. Ukrainian state drone plan, presented in late 2023 by Zelenskyi, has been achieved surplus, said Lieutenant General Ivan Havryliuk, Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine, plan included domestic manufacturers producing 10,000 medium-range attack drones, 1,000 drones with a range of over 1,000 km & 1 million FPV.

"I won't specify the numbers. But all the figures for this effort have been met with surplus," Havryliuk stated during a blitz interview with RBC-Ukraine. The "creating favorable conditions" for private sector to start businesses or expand their capacity in this niche. He admits private companies are more flexible than state-run ones, and therefore efficient.
https://en.defence-ua.com/industries/ukr...12296.html

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Ukraine placed an immediate NATO invitation atop its victory plan, but divided allies are in no rush to oblige. While acknowledging that membership itself is a matter for after the war, Zelensky urged allies to send an invitation before U.S. President Joe Biden leaves office in January.

The president also said Ukraine needs to receive an invitation without conditions to cede territory, denying earlier reports that Kyiv might be invited to the alliance without the occupied parts of the country, such as Donetsk and Crimea, despite the ambitious request, seems to be little appetite for a fast-tracked invitation while war is ongoing.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-hope...-persists/

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Ukraine war latest: Russia transporting North Korean troops to front lines in civilian trucks, military intelligence says. Ukrainian military vehicles are seen out of window of an armored vehicle in the Ukrainian-occupied Russian town of Sudzha on August 18th, 2024, in Kursk Oblast, Russia.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-war-...ence-says/

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War update latest: Russia transporting North Korean troops to front lines in civilian trucks with civilian license plates, reported on Oct. 27.
Announcement follows reports from U.S. said a contingent of North Korean troops is headed to Russia's Kursk Oblast to assist Moscow in countering Ukraine's offensive in the region.
Russian police officers on Oct. 27 stopped a Kamaz truck with civilian license plates on the Kursk-Voronezh highway, HUR said via official Telegram channel. Vehicle was loaded with North Korean military personnel, but driver did not have documented combat orders.

In an intercepted radio communication, Russia's 810th Separate Marine Brigade are trying to sort out problem of stopped truck, according to audio published by HUR. Unit was expecting to receive North Korean reinforcements via Kamaz truck. Audio records by officers discussing why truck was stopped on Kursk-Voronezh highway & why driver lacked proper documentation. HUR's report indicates North Korean troops are on their way to Russian units, aligning with President Zelensky's announcement on Oct. 25 that Russia is planning to send first North Korean soldiers to a combat zone on Oct. 27-28. This follows reports from U.S. a contingent of North Korean troops is headed to Kursk Oblast. Official Telegram channel said. Vehicle reportedly loaded with North Korean military personnel, but driver didn't have documented orders is intercepted by radio communication. Russia's 810th Separate Marine Brigade are trying to sort out problem or stopped truck. According to audio published by HUR. Unit was expecting to see their North Korean soldiers reinforcements via the Kamaz truck.

Audio records says officers discussing why the truck was stopped on Kursk-Voronezh highway & why tldriver lacked proper documentation. HUR's report indicates those North Korean troops are on their way to join Russian units, aligning President Zelensky's announcement on Oct. 25 that Russia is planning to send the first North Korean soldiers to a combat zone on Oct. 27-28. While Russia and North Korea first dismissed Ukraine's reports that North Korean troops were joining the war, the leaders of the two countries have changed their language in recent days, moving from denial to justification. 

Putin on Oct. 24 indirectly acknowledged show satellite imagery with "if there are images, they reflect something" & citing Pyongyang's defense treaty with Moscow. North Korea's said on Oct. 25 any decision to send troops to Russia would comply with international law. The estimates on the number of North Korean troops sent to the Ukraine-Russia front line have varied. U.S. officials estimated around 3,000, troops were training in Russia. U.S. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby indicated the overall count could now be higher.
https://kyivindependent.com/ukraine-war-...ence-says/

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 976
As the war enters its 976th day, these are the main developments. A elderly man from Ukraine’s port city of Kherson was killed after explosives were dropped on him from a drone, another man was killed by artillery fire.

1) Russia’s Ministry of Defence said its air defence units destroyed 21 Ukrainian drones overnight targeting the border Belgorod region as well as Bryansk, Voronezh and Kursk regions.

2) A drone attack sparked a fire at an unspecified industrial facility & injured one person, according to Alexander. Voronezh region in southern Russia. He said emergency services dispatched.

And 3) Two explosions were heard near an ethanol plant in the village of Krasnoye, according to the Baza news Telegram channel close to Russia’s security services.

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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 976
As the war enters its 976th day, main developments. A elderly man from Ukraine’s port city of Kherson was killed after explosives were dropped on him from a drone, another man was killed by artillery fire. As Russia’s Ministry of Defence said its air defence units destroyed 21 Ukrainian drones overnight on border Belgorod region as well as Bryansk, Voronezh and Kursk regions. 2) A drone attack sparked a fire at an unspecified industrial facility & injured one person, Voronezh region in southern Russia. A emergency iservices is dispatched. And 3) 2 explosions were heard an ethanol plant  near Krasnoye, according to Baza news Telegram channel close to Russia’s security services said.

 Continue above....Ministry was working on different ways to respond as US & its NATO allies help Ukraine to strike deep into his country with long-range Western missiles.

Putin’s Ukrainian counterpart, Zelenskyy, said cooperation within “Ukraine plus Northern Europe” format is gaining speed with more steps can increase pressure on Russia expected in the coming week. The 5 Nordic countries – Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and Iceland – are now NATO countries and have all been staunch supporters of Ukraine. A high-level delegation from South Korea will brief NATO about North Korea’s troop deployment to Russia, the alliance said, after US expressed grave concern over the possible use of the troops against Ukraine.

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Ukraine sabotages railway bridge in occupied Berdiansk, source claims. Ukraine's intelligence (HUR) & Ukrainian resistance sabotaged a railway bridge in occupied city of Berdiansk, HUR source told Kyiv Independent on Oct. 28.

Bridge between Vodokanal utility coy building, at Skhidnyi Avenue was blown up after several explosions overnight, port city of Berdiansk in Zaporizhzhia Oblast has been occupied by Russia since early 2022. City lies at the Azov Sea serves as a key transport hub for occupying authorities, namely to ship out looted grain & other resources from occupied Ukraine.

News Feed, Ukraine, Ukraine's military intelligence, Berdiansk, Zaporizhzhia &, Resistance sabotages railway bridge in occupied Berdiansk, intelligence source said, folks seen by sea in Berdiansk, Ukraine Port City of Berdiansk in Zaporizhzhia has been occupied by Russia since early 2022.

The city lies at the Azov Sea and serves as a key transport hub for occupying authorities, namely to ship looted grain & other resources from occupied Ukraine. Military intelligence told Ukrinform that bridge's destruction paralyzed Russia's railway connection with Berdiansk. This prevents Moscow from supplying fuel, arms & ammunition occupied city via railway. Explosions at the bridge were also reported by the exiled local authorities
https://kyivindependent.com/berdiansk-bridge/

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Trump: A plan reportedly being considered by Donald Trump to freeze Russia's full-scale invasion if he becomes president is "unrealistic," a Ukrainian lawmaker told the Kyiv Independent on Oct. 29. Oleksandr Merezhko, the chair of the parliament's foreign affairs policy, said that upon taking office, Trump would soon have to "face reality," and any such plan would fail in light of political realities.

"This plan doesn’t look realistic because it implies the agreement of (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, who is absolutely unreliable and not trustworthy when it comes to observing any agreements," he said. "At the same time, Putin, as of now, is not interested in negotiations and agreements. He still believes that he can win."
https://kyivindependent.com/trumps-plan-...aker-says/

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Trump: A plan reportedly being considered by Donald Trump to freeze Russia's full-scale invasion if he becomes president is "unrealistic," a Ukrainian lawmaker told the Kyiv Independent on Oct. 29. Oleksandr Merezhko, the chair of the parliament's foreign affairs policy, said that upon taking office, Trump would soon have to "face reality," and any such plan would fail in light of political realities.

"This plan doesn’t look realistic because it implies the agreement of (Russian President Vladimir) Putin, who is absolutely unreliable and not trustworthy when it comes to observing any agreements," he said. "At the same time, Putin, as of now, is not interested in negotiations and agreements. He still believes that he can win."
https://kyivindependent.com/trumps-plan-...aker-says/

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Trump has claimed he would end Russia's war within "24 hours" without elaborating on how he plans to achieve it. Some reports and statements from Trump's inner circle indicate this might entail pressuring Ukraine to cede territory or give up on its NATO aspirations.


Republican vice presidential candidate J.D. Vance, in September, outlined the idea of freezing the war by establishing autonomous regions on both sides of the demilitarized zone and leaving Ukraine outside NATO, according to a report in the Financial Times (FT) on Oct. 28.

According to one of Trump's longtime advisors, the new plan would rethink the failed Minsk agreements of 2014 and 2015, which were never implemented. The agreements contained a plan that would create autonomous zones in Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts. Occupied Crimea was not mentioned in the Minsk Agreement.

The new plan will include enforcement mechanisms and consequences for violating the agreement, the adviser said. But, in his opinion, European troops, not NATO forces or U.N. peacekeepers, will have to keep order.

Merezhko, a member of President Zelensky's Servant of the People Party, said the "only solution" to ending the war is to "strengthen Ukraine, thereby force Putin to sit at the table of negotiations." "The only realistic plan is 'Victory Plan' put forward by President Zelensky."

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Ukraine is expanding it long-range drone strikes target list, What's most popular?.

1) Russia has problems’ – We asked 5 Ukrainian soldiers about North Korean troops fighting for Moscow

2) US Intelligence Chairman urges immediate action on North Korean troop movements in Ukraine

3) North Korean troops fighting in Ukraine for Russia would be 'fair game,' White House says.

4) First step to World War' — North Korea preparing 10,000 soldiers to join Russia's war, Zelensky confirms.

5) 18 North Korean soldiers already deserted positions by Ukraine's border, intelligence sources tell Suspilne.

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“Never-Ever Seen” — North Korean Soldiers To Face The Wrath Of FPV Kamikaze Drones In Ukraine War. October 30, 2024.

Russian soldiers have come to recognize the overhead whirring sound of drones’ rotors, which often indicates that they have been spotted and are about to be attacked. But North Korean soldiers, have been recently deployed on the frontlines, might be in for a shock as they face the Ukrainian drones.

North Korean military’s quest for hands-on combat experience might come at an expensive price. As soldiers from the northern half of the Korean peninsula reach Ukraine-Russia front lines, sure (SURE kanna one) will face Ukrainian 100,000 plus Kamikaze drones deployed by the Ukrainian forces, something that even Russians took a while to get used to.

Moscow aided North Korea in fighting a U.S. /  U.N. war, in the Korean War 70 years ago by supplying weapons & pilots;
now, history has come full circle.
https://www.eurasiantimes.com/north-kore...loyed/?amp

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The 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been in Russia since October, and it is surmised that the battlefield will serve as a laboratory to test the new weapons and gain combat experience. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy posted on X that the first lot of the North Korean troops is expected to be deployed very soon. For Russian infantrymen, FPV’s dropping munitions has been their biggest threat, making it difficult for them to move to and from the trenches. Over the two and a half years of war, several videos have been released where an FPV is chasing soldiers running helter-skelter in the face of the unrelenting drone assault.

Now, it remains to be seen if the North Korean soldiers come prepared to deal with Ukrainian drone warfare. North Koreans To Get First-Person View Of Ukrainian Drones. (Many North Korea
sure Kanna one even Russian kanna too many times till now.) The First-Person View drone, which can cost as little as US $500 or less, has wreaked havoc among North Korea / Russian forces. An inexpensive drone can easily fly across the frontline & take out an enemy tank by exploiting its vulnerability, such as an open hatch, the engine, or ammunition stored in the turret. 

Apart from modern tactics, it will be the first time that North Korean military will be experiencing drone warfare, a knowledge that can easily be used in the Korean theatre. The war Ukraine, entering its 3rd calendar year, has be will  known for unprecedented deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles, ranging from those that fit in the palm to drones weighing more than 1,000 pounds. Drones have been used to track the enemy and to guide the artillery and bombs to targets.
https://www.eurasiantimes.com/north-kore...loyed/?amp

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Almost every fighting brigade in Ukraine’s military has an assault drone company, while most units have small reconnaissance drones.

[font=-apple-system, '.SFNSText-Regular', 'San Francisco', Roboto, 'Segoe UI', 'Helvetica Neue', 'Lucida Grande', sans-serif]The Ukrainian govt plans to manufacture a million FPV drones in 2024. To put into context, its around double number of artillery shells supplied by the entire European Union in 2023.[/font]

[font=-apple-system, '.SFNSText-Regular', 'San Francisco', Roboto, 'Segoe UI', 'Helvetica Neue', 'Lucida Grande', sans-serif]Also, FPVs are more accurate most artillery as they are guided to their target. This allows FPVs to chase & hit moving vehicles that would otherwise have been able to evade shells.[/font]
The transformative use of drones has greatly stemmed Russian advances despite their vast mismatch between the two countries’ military prowess. Expensive weapon platforms like tanks, artillery have been deployed away from frontline.

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THIE Make in UKRAINE, see Photo.

Now for Long Range Drones?.
In the last 2.5 years, Ukraine has managed to develop drones to strike deeper into Russia to compensate for its lack of long-range missiles.
The beginning of war, Ukrainian long-range drones were brought down by superior Russian electronic warfare systems, this has changed this new war. Ukraine has been hitting targets deeper and deeper within more then 1000 miles into Russian territory.

Testing Ground For New Weapons
The war at Europe’s doorstep has become a testing ground for new technologies and tactics. Countries all over the world have been drawing lessons from the conflict in the field of drones, unmanned boats, long-range fires, and electronic warfare.

War at Euro doorstep has become a testing ground for new technologies tactics. Countries all over world have been drawing lessons from such conflict in field of drones, unmanned boats, long-range fires, and electronic warfare.
https://www.eurasiantimes.com/north-kore...loyed/?amp

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Ukrainian plans to manufacture a million FPV drones in 2024. it is around double the number of artillery shells supplied by entire Euro Union in 2023. FPVs are more accurate than most artillery are guided to their target, allows FPVs to chase hit moving vehicles, otherwise have been able to evade shells. The transformative use of drones has greatly stemmed Russian advances despite that vast mismatch between the two countries’ military prowess. Expensive weapon platforms like tanks & artillery have been deployed away from the frontline. Now Ukraine has managed to develop drones to strike deeper and deeper into
Russia to compensate for its lack of long-range missiles U.S. is not ready to supplies to Ukraine.

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Georgia's disputed election results raise red flag & Russia will win tug of war against EU. In the small South Caucasus nation of Georgia, a titanic battle over its future is taking place. Georgians went to polls on Saturday in most important election since country's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991. A gaggle of opposition coalitions set out to jointly bring an end to 12 years of rule by Georgian Dream (GD), a once pro-Western party that has shifted heavily over the past two years toward favouring ties with Russia over those with the Euro Union & the US.

It has been a startling reversal of course for the country, where polls regularly show that upwards of 80 per cent of Georgians support joining the EU. While this remains the publicly stated goal of GD, relations have degraded so badly over the party's increasing authoritarianism that Brussels officially froze Georgia's EU candidacy in June, just months after granting it.

The immediate impetus for the move was the implementation of a much-criticized Russian-style law on "foreign agents," passed by Georgia's parliament in May despite massive street protests against it. (The law enables government agencies to effectively dismantle any civil society organization at a whim.)

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Pro-western on Thursday repeated its earlier assertions parliamentary vote had been “stolen” by ruling Georgian Dream party and it refused to recognise the results, plunging the Caucasus country into uncertainty. Pro-Euro president, Salome Zourabichvili, who is loggerheads with the governing party, has declared election results “illegitimate”, alleging there's a “Russian special operation” to undermine vote, Kremlin has denied. Opposition has called for further protests this week. Monday tens of thousands of people thronged streets in Tbilisi to protest against the alleged fraud.

The central election commission told Agence France-Presse on Thursday, a recount at about 12% of polling stations, involving 14% of vote, “didn’t lead to a significant change to previously announced official results”. “Final tallies only slightly changed at some 9% of recounted polling stations,” a spokesperson said.

But the Georgian opposition says the ruling party has engaged in widespread election tampering, citing stark discrepancies between the initial results and an exit poll.

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Russian butter prices soar in supermarket dairy thefts reported. 2 men were recently arrested in after trying to steal 25 packets of butter.

,Russian attacks against Ukraine kill 2, injure 24 over past day. Ukrainian forces downed 31 out of 48 Shahed-type drones and other unidentified drones launched by Russia overnight, the Air Force reported. Fourteen more drones were "lost," and three others flew towards Belarus, it added.
Russian air defenses overnight shot down 36 drones over Kursk Oblast, 20 over Bryansk Oblast, 12 over occupied Crimea, 8 over Voronezh Oblast, 4over Oryol Oblast & 3 over Belgorod.

The Russian Baza Telegram channel posted a video purporting to show a drone exploding at the oil depot in Svetlograd. The town of Svetlograd has around 35,000 residents and lies over 600 (372 miles) kilometers southeast of Ukraine's border in Donetsk Oblast.

No casualties or damage have been reported. Emergency services were at the scene, Vladimirov said. Alexander Bogomaz, Bryansk Oblast governor, claimed that a drone hit an apartment building in the city of Bryansk overnight, injuring one person.

In recent months, Ukrainian forces have launched a series of drone strikes aimed at damaging Russia's oil industry, whose profits fuel Moscow's war efforts. Ukrainian drone reportedly struck on Oct. 31 an oil refinery in city of Ufa in Russia's Bashkortostan Republic, which lies some 1,500 km from the country's border.Ukraine expands long-range drone strikes target list, alcohol now on the menu. Author: Kateryna Denisova

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how Russia’s wars left deep scars in Georgia and
Moldova. Voters have backed political forces that favour closer Moscow ties despite seeing their country’s future in Europe. Kremlin’s wars left deep wounds in their communities. They saw their own country’s future in Europe, not Russia.
Yet during election in Georgia, a referendum in Moldova last mth, polls widely seen as pivotal tests of whether future path of this 2 former Soviet republics lay with Europe, their opted for political forces favoured closer ties with Moscow, fearing a pro-western govt might provoke Kremlin into a new war. Election results 2 small politically significant countries underscore challenge the EU faces in expanding into territories Moscow views as part of its sphere of influence. Georgia ruling party viewed by most countries as increasingly a Moscow-friendly & anti-liberal won parliamentary election last Saturday was marred by reports of voting violations anti-pro EU, into a war.

And in Moldova, only a razor-thin majority backed a key referendum of joining EU, while country’s pro-western president, Maia Sandu, faces a tough election runoff this Sunday against a candidate who called for a “reset” of relations w/Kremlin. 
Last mth, Guardian visited Moldova & Georgia. In both countries, many voiced concerns about living under looming shadow of Russia’s war in Ukraine. Many grappled with what they perceived as harsh necessity of preserving peace – a reality often overshadowed the allure of EU integration.
“Peace is far most important objective for govt is better not to try our luck or anger Moscow,” said Levan. He voted for increasingly anti-liberal Georgian Dream (GD) party who secured 54% of the vote in the parliamentary elections, a result that has in effect stalled the country’s. 

They r in two (2) mind their longstanding aspirations to wish to join the EU.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/n...ies-moscow

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Russia targets Kyiv in hours with long range attack.. 
https://www.voanews.com/a/russia-targets...48717.html

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Ukraine 'holding back' powerful Russian offensive, Kyiv top commander says. Nov 3 (Reuters) - Ukrainian forces are restraining one of Russia's most powerful offensives since the start of Moscow's full-scale invasion on its smaller neighbour, the top commander of Kyiv's forces said on Saturday.

Russian troops advanced in September at their fastest rate since March 2022, the month after President Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion, according to open-source data. Ukraine in August took part of Russia's Kursk region.

General Oleksandr Syrskyi wrote on the Telegram messaging app. After failing to capture the capital Kyiv early in the war and win a decisive victory, Putin scaled back his war ambitions to taking the Donbas industrial heartland in Ukraine's east, which covers the Luhansk and Donetsk regions. 
Donbas has since become the war's main theatre, where some of biggest battles in Europe for generations have taken place and thousands of troops on each side have died.

On Sat, Moscow said it taken 2 more settlements along Donbas frontline, week of Oct. 20-27 alone, Russia captured nearly 200 square km (80 square miles) of Ukrainian territory, according to the Russian media group.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukr...024-11-03/

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Ukraine 'holding back' powerful Russian offensive, Kyiv top commander says. Nov 3 (Reuters) - Ukrainian forces are restraining one of Russia's most powerful offensives since the start of Moscow's full-scale invasion on its smaller neighbour, the top commander of Kyiv's forces said on Saturday.

Russian troops advanced in September at their fastest rate since March 2022, the month after President Vladimir Putin ordered the invasion, according to open-source data. Ukraine in August took part of Russia's Kursk region.

General Oleksandr Syrskyi wrote on the Telegram messaging app. After failing to capture the capital Kyiv early in the war and win a decisive victory, Putin scaled back his war ambitions to taking the Donbas industrial heartland in Ukraine's east, which covers the Luhansk and Donetsk regions. 
Donbas has since become the war's main theatre, where some of biggest battles in Europe for generations have taken place and thousands of troops on each side have died.

On Sat, Moscow said it taken 2 more settlements along Donbas frontline, week of Oct. 20-27 alone, Russia captured nearly 200 square km (80 square miles) of Ukrainian territory, according to the Russian media group.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/ukr...024-11-03/

Ukrainian official claims. 1st North Korean soldiers stationed in Russia's Kursk Oblast to aid Moscow's war have come under fire, Andrii Kovalenko, head of the counter-disinformation department @Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council, reported on Nov. 4.

Official can't provide any more details on the circumstances of the engagement or possible losses on the North Korean side. Zelensky said if Ukraine had permission to use Western long-range weapons on Russian territory, it could preemptively target "every camp" in Russia where North Korean troops are gathering.

Recently, Kyiv has been issuing warnings that the deployment of North Korean troops in combat is only a matter of days. Ukraine believes that Russia is preparing to send 12,000 North Korean soldiers to join its war, including special forces. According to Zelensky, Russia has confirmed to West the involvement of Pyongyang's forces in the war.

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Chronic manpower shortages are at heart of local retreats collapses in Ukraine's defense that translate to quicker Russian gains across the front. Overstretched Ukrainian forces struggle to contain Russian advance as US elections loom
According to a Bloomberg analysis published on Nov. 1, Ukraine has lost 1,146 square kilometers of its own territory since the launch of the Kursk Oblast incursion in early August, with the week up until Nov. 1 reported as the worst in terms of lost territory in all of 2024.

Over autumn, large chunks of Ukrainian territory, sometimes including entire cities, have been lost on a near-daily basis in southern Donetsk Oblast, while Russian forces have also made operationally significant gains near Toretsk, Chasiv Yar, Kupiansk, as well as on their own soil in Kursk Oblast.

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Ukraine has lost 1,146 square kilometers of its own territory since the launch of the Kursk Oblast incursion in early August...so U.S. is sending additional 400 armour armed fighters to hrlp Ukraine to abit to fight those Norea Korea soldiers in Kursk...

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Trump has claimed he would end Russia's war within "24 hours" without elaborating on how he plans to achieve it. Some reports and statements from Trump's inner circle indicate this might entail pressuring Ukraine to cede territory or give up on its NATO aspirations.

According to one of Trump's longtime advisors, the new plan would rethink the failed Minsk agreements of 2014 and 2015, which were never implemented. The agreements contained a plan that would create autonomous zones in Russian-occupied parts of Donetsk and Luhansk oblasts. Occupied Crimea was not mentioned in the Minsk Agreement.

The new plan will include enforcement mechanisms and consequences for violating the agreement, the adviser said. But, in his opinion, European troops, not NATO forces or U.N. peacekeepers, will have to keep order.

Merezhko, a member of President Zelensky's Servant of the People Party, said the "only solution" to ending the war is to "strengthen Ukraine, thereby force Putin to sit at the table of negotiations." "The only realistic plan is 'Victory Plan' put forward by President Zelensky."

WW-three is not going to happen till....sometime between 2029 to 2032...
https://youtu.be/6e_8saeGHQc?si=WhTKYFM6Aa3SPdoJ

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WW-three is not going to happen till....sometime between 2029 to 2032...
https://youtu.be/6e_8saeGHQc?si=WhTKYFM6Aa3SPdoJ