The Russian advance in the Pokrovsk direction has slowed. Ukraine was able to send reserves to this area and Russia is suffering huge losses trying to attack. Russia tried to expand the flanks in the direction of Pokrovsk. Heavy fighting is underway in the Selydove area, but 1/6
Russia is unable to advance. The advance has also slowed in the Toretsk direction. The arriving Azov was even able to push Russian troops back near Niu-York and unblock the encircled Ukrainian units. Azov writes that the Russians are conducting up to 15 assaults a day in 2/6
this direction, but Ukraine is managing to hold back the defense. Russia reported complete control over Niu-York, but as usual this turned out to be a lie. Fighting for the city continues. The Ukrainian offensive in the Kursk region has also predictably slowed down, but 3/6
Russian troops in the Glushkov region are having difficulty crossing the Seim River. Ukraine is destroying the pontoon bridges that Russia is trying to build. Ukraine is also managing to advance in the Kharkiv region. However, Russia managed to move a little in the direction 4/6
of Vuhledar and the situation there is difficult. But it is still beginning to seem that Russia does not have large reserves and is now wearing down its reserves, as if it still had that much available. There have been more cases when Air Force pilots were transferred to 5/6
the infantry, writes Russian blogger Fighterbomber. Valuable specialists are thrown into meaty assaults. This autumn promises to be decisive in many ways. 6/6
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At the recent BRICS summit, Vladimir Putin said that the Ukrainian group of 2,000 soldiers in the Kursk region is surrounded and is now being destroyed. This is another lie of the Russian dictator. According to Deep State, Ukraine has controlled approximately 615 square
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kilometers in this area so far and has lost about 40 square kilometers of territory previously considered under their control over the past 2 weeks. The publication classifies another 309 square kilometers as a gray zone. However, in the Kursk region, unlike other sections
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of the front, a maneuver war is being waged without a stable front line. Intensive fighting is underway, forces are actively moving, taking or leaving different areas and settlements. The Ukrainian military in this direction says that it is very difficult to work. Both sides
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In order for Ukraine to receive an invitation to NATO, it remains to convince two countries. We are talking about the United States and Germany. This was reported by a source in the Office of the President of Ukraine. It is noted that after the support of the United States 1/6
and Germany, the majority of the Alliance members will also be inclined to the corresponding position. According to the source, it is now incorrect to talk about 7 alleged opponents of Ukraine's imminent accession to NATO. There is the following understanding 2/6
with the majority of the Alliance members - if the United States and Germany support, then NATO will one way or another be inclined to the necessary strong position, the source noted. Earlier, rumors about "7 opponents" of Ukraine's invitation to NATO were also denied by 3/6
Budanov said that North Korea asked Russia for weapons and an army in exchange. North Korea sent Russia missiles and troops to participate in the war against Ukraine. In exchange, Pyongyang invited Moscow to provide technology for tactical nuclear weapons. This was reported 1/8
by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR) of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Kirill Budanov. North Korea does not donate its people or weapons to Russia for charitable purposes, the publication notes. The expansion of cooperation is the result of a mutual 2/8
assistance treaty signed by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang in June 2024. Budanov describes the secret provisions of the deal as a quid pro quo: Russian money and know-how in exchange for Korean people and missiles. The head of 3/8
What is happening on the Ukrainian front. Russia continues to slowly advance at the expense of huge losses. There is progress in the Pokrovsk direction, which remains the main direction of the Russian offensive. The Russians captured Niu-York and are advancing further in
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Nelipivka, as well as in Toretsk. The offensive is advancing in the areas of Kurakhove and Selydove. It seems that in the coming days the city will come under Russian control. This was inevitable from the moment Tsukuryne was captured. Together with the rapid surrender
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of Novohrodivka, this led to the fall of both Selydove flags. After which the Russian troops began to slowly tighten the semicircle. The Russians are also advancing further than Vuhledar. In the Kupiansk direction, the Russians captured Kruhliakivka and are moving further
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Georgia, which fell victim to a Russian attack in 2008, has finally returned to a pro-Russian course. Although President Zurabishvili is trying to salvage the situation, the former prime minister and his Georgian Dream party are embroiled in scandals on an almost daily
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basis, such as Russia’s war against Ukraine or restrictions on the rights of the LGBT community. As Russia tries to fully regain political control over the Caucasus state, Russian spies have been monitoring the Georgian government and businesses in cyberspace for years,
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collecting important data, in particular on critical infrastructure. Russian spies have penetrated the networks of the Georgian Foreign Ministry, Finance Ministry, Central Bank and major energy and telecom companies, the reports say. In particular, Russian intelligence had
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Sending North Korean troops to Ukraine could be a serious mistake for Putin for a number of reasons, one of which is the active position of South Korea. Seoul has declared its readiness to begin providing direct military assistance to Ukraine, including the supply of
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artillery, tanks and other modern weapons. South Korea is one of the world's largest defense powers with a powerful military-industrial base, whose products are in demand all over the world. South Korea's decision to join the conflict could significantly change the balance
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of power. South Korea has not only high-tech weapons, but also trained military specialists who can provide advisory support to Ukraine in the fight against North Korean troops. The South Koreans are well aware of the specifics of the actions of North Korean forces: their
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