50,000 Russian and North Korean troops are preparing to advance in the Kursk region, according to the New York Times. Russia is expanding its forces without withdrawing troops from eastern Ukraine, enabling it to conduct offensive operations on multiple fronts simultaneously.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Attacks on Iranian warehouses in Bryansk: explosions and fire
Ukrainian forces attacked the ammunition depots of the 1060th logistics center in Bryansk, causing at least 8 explosions at two or more ignition points and secondary detonations. A massive fire continues to burn, proving this was a devastating attack on a key weapons depot.
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Enemy losses as of 10.11.24 to 24.02.22
The estimated total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 10.11.24
personnel ‒ about 708,890 (+1,350) persons
tanks ‒ 9,249 (+11)
troop-carrying AFVs ‒ 18,726 (+29)
artillery systems – 20,280 (+31)
MLRS – 1,245 (+0)
anti-aircraft systems ‒ 996 (+0)
aircraft – 369 (+0)
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Soldiers find 1908 Bible hidden in destroyed Donetsk home
Ukrainian soldiers found a hidden 1908 Bible tucked in the wall of a home destroyed by Russians in Donetsk Oblast. A relic of faith that survived a century—including Soviet persecution—now stands as a symbol of resilience. If unclaimed, it will be honored in a museum. Photo:
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The mobile firing group prepares to hunt Shaheds
The mobile fire group is preparing to hunt down the Shaheds. : Chornyi Lis Brigade
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Kremlin aims to spark refugee wave as Trump enters White House
The Kremlin’s aim is to spark a refugee wave and domestic political crisis just as Trump enters the White House. And so it is willing to pay the price in Russian lives and economy X
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Maximize gains, weaken Ukraine’s energy and defense industry
The objective is to achieve maximal gains, inflict heavy losses on Ukraine, weaken its energy infrastructure and defense industry, and pressure civilians. 5/
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Kremlin seeks strength before Trump’s inauguration via Kursk strategy
According to Russian media, the Kremlin’s strategy is clear. It aims to secure a position of strength before Trump’s inauguration, for example, declaring “no negotiations while Ukrainian forces are in Kursk.” 4/
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Russia’s costly escalation with North Korean troops and high casualties seems desperate
Why are Russians escalating at such a high cost? With North Korean troops joining and staggering daily casualties, the move seems almost desperate.3/
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Russia intensifies attacks, reclaims 650 sq km before US elections
Russia has intensified attacks ahead of U.S. elections, reclaiming 650 sq km of territory this year, yet at a severe human and economic cost 2/