Town of Ukrainsk, Donetsk region
— Денис Казанський (@den_kazansky) 4 novembre 2024
Dead ruins. Russia came and destroyed everything pic.twitter.com/quQMPQiqAP
Town of Ukrainsk, Donetsk region Dead ruins. Russia came and destroyed everything
Town of Ukrainsk, Donetsk region
— Денис Казанський (@den_kazansky) 4 novembre 2024
Dead ruins. Russia came and destroyed everything pic.twitter.com/quQMPQiqAP
Town of Ukrainsk, Donetsk region Dead ruins. Russia came and destroyed everything
An outnumbered Ukrainian brigade destroys 206 heavy Russian vehicles in critical Pokrovsk direction, where the Russians utilized 10,000 troops compared to 2,000 Ukrainian personnel.
Kremlin distributes 20-page manual for handling mass graves to soldiers It includes specific calculations for manpower and equipment needed for large-scale burials, amid Russia's mounting casualties in Ukraine.
В Курській області вже перебуває 11 тисяч військових КНДР, – Зеленськийhttps://t.co/hrbDs5WyZr pic.twitter.com/pWP1LkFyGF
— Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ (@censor_net) 4 novembre 2024
There are already 11,000 North Korean troops in the Kursk region, Zelensky said.
Three local residents were killed in a Russian strike: a 56-year-old couple and a 71-year-old woman. According to Besedin, the security situation in the village does not allow the use of equipment to search for and recover the bodies.

In the village of Kivsharivka, Kharkiv Oblast, three people cannot be extracted from the rubble of a building destroyed by shelling because of constant Russian strikes, reported Andriy Besedin, head of the Kupyansk Town Military Administration.
The war of attrition will continue and it will be decided by whether Russia gets tired first or Ukraine collapses. So, the war forward for the West is to continue to strengthen Ukraine so it can stop Russia advances and freeze the front line de facto 13X
Putin can continue his advances as long as he has the resources and personnel to do so. Why would he settle for any deal? Why would he listen to Trump or Harris. I don't think there is a good answer to that and so negotiations are unlikely. 12/
While a new president might take actions that affect Ukraine's interests either positively or negatively, the situation on the ground remains critical and Ukraine is losing territory 11/
Then, there were attempts to negotiate the end to air attacks on energy infrastructure. Russia later accused Ukraine walked out from the meetings in Doha. The truth is not known, but the attempts to renew these negotiations are ongoing 7/ https://
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