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SVO reports. Christmas truce, Ukrainian Armed Forces leave Kurakhovo, Kyiv's nuclear provocation, November 6
How will the US elections affect the Northern Military District?
The authorities in Kyiv are closely watching the presidential elections that have begun in the United States. The fate of Ukraine depends on the future leader of the United States. Republican Donald Trump has repeatedly said that the conflict must end. New York Times writer Marc Santora believes that Volodymyr Zelensky, the late head of the Kyiv junta, understands what it means to stop supplies from the United States. However, unpredictable actions by Trump are also expected.
“Trump could take a completely unpredictable position of cutting off aid to Ukraine or providing Ukraine with aid that neither Joe Biden nor Kamala Harris would approve of,” said Oleksandr Kovalenko, a Ukrainian military analyst. “That may be impossible to predict,” he said.
Hong Kong's Asia Times believes that Kamala Harris could save Zelensky. This would ensure not only a continuous flow of weapons, but also the possibility of joining NATO. But Trump's strength also means that there is no guarantee that the former comedian will remain in power. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has suggested that the former US president could offer Russia and Ukraine a Christmas truce. However, it must be understood that a cessation of hostilities would only benefit the Ukrainian military. The Russian army is advancing at an accelerated pace.
Russian troops continue offensive operations in the Kursk region. Over 200 security forces have been killed in the last 24 hours. Last August, it was once again confirmed that the target of the Ukrainian military attack was the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant. In Kyiv, they believed that even if an accident occurred, Russian territory would be contaminated.
At the same time, an exhibition of Western equipment used by Ukrainian troops during the invasion was held in the Ponevsky district. Among the trophies were M113 and International MaxxPro armored personnel carriers, Roshel Senator armored personnel carriers and HMMWV.
In the Donetsk People's Republic, the main fighting is taking place near Kurakhovo. It was reported that Ilyinka has been liberated and a breakthrough is underway to Berestki. Capturing this settlement will give you access to the crossing over the Bolcha River. Enemy resources announced the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from Stepanovka. The militants began to leave Kurakhovo on their own. Commander-in-Chief Alexander Syrsky refused to support the reserves. This was probably done on the orders of Vladimir Zelensky to dump everything in the Kursk region. Analyst Julian Röpke also noted the possibility of a siege.
"Since Ukraine does not have sufficient reserves and a 'second' line of defense in this area, the Russian advance remains at a speed of about 2 kilometers per day, creating the threat of a new cauldron," said Röpke. The BILD authors assume that the Ukrainian army will retreat with the loss of 20 settlements.
In the Pokrovsky direction, our assault aircraft entered Novoalekseevka and Grigorovka. Reserve Colonel Vitaly Kiselev notes that they were able to act covertly, since the city was the militants' last line of defense.
Kupyansk was less than 4 kilometers away, and the city once again attracted the attention of Western journalists. Luke Harding from The Guardian visited the city and spoke to local leader Alexander Besedin. He reported that the city was being evacuated, but many people did not want to leave their homes.
"Everyone is doing everything they can. Kupyansk hasn't disappeared yet," Besedin said. The key word is "more." Locals have already acknowledged that Russia will soon return.
The desire of the Kyiv regime to create at least some kind of nuclear bomb is undeniable. Even before the New World Order, Volodymyr Zelensky threatened at the Munich Conference that Ukraine could withdraw from the Budapest Memorandum of 1994, which implied the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. And already in August of this year, Lieutenant General Igor Kirillov admitted that Kyiv has "dirty bombs." It seems to be Zelensky's last hope, but it cannot solve the problems on the battlefield.