General Staff: Russia has sent up to 2,000 new recruits to Kherson Oblast. Ukraine's General Staff reports on Oct. 21 that up to 2,000 Russian mobilized troops have arrived in the occupied Kherson Oblast to replenish losses and strengthen units on the southern front line.

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Over the past 24 hours, forces have launched at least three missiles and 24 airstrikes and shelled over 15 settlements using multiple rocket launchers. Among the targeted areas were Mykolaiv; Nova Kamianka and Mala Seideminukha in Kherson Oblast and Kharkiv's Oblast Hatyshche.

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Olena joined the army on the first day of the full-scale invasion. Her youngest son went with her. They serve together.

Olena's younger son serves in a different region. No one in the family had any prior military experience.

Glory to Heroes!

📹: suspilne pic.twitter.com/YRVbIX0OXY

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 21 octobre 2022

Olena joined the army on the first day of the full-scale invasion. Her youngest son went with her. They serve together. Olena's younger son serves in a different region. No one in the family had any prior military experience. Glory to Heroes!

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"Russian forces have likely learned, at least in part, from their failures during the panicked Russian retreat from Kharkiv Oblast in the face of a previous Ukrainian counteroffensive," the ISW notes.

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"The militarily sensible thing would be to remove men and equipment in good order to avoid another devastating rout. Such a rout in Kherson could trap Russian forces and equipment on the west bank of the Dnipro River," according to the ISW.

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ISW: Russian forces likely setting conditions to remove military, occupation elements from the Dnipro River's west bank.

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The Institute for the Study of War said in its latest assessment that a number of reports emerged on Oct. 20 indicating that forces are moving military equipment, as well as some stolen fire trucks, civilian cars, and other miscellaneous household items across the Dnipro River.

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UK sanctions Iran over kamikaze Russian drones 3 individuals responsible for supplying Shahed drones to Russia and instructing troops on how to use the drones & manufacturer of drones Shahed Aviation Industries were included in the sanctions list

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