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[ColonelCassad] For about two weeks now, front-line reports have been full of attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to gain a solid foothold in the Glushkovsky district. Every now and then, new footage of Ukrainian Armed Forces prisoners, destroyed equipment, and other “delights” of modern warfare appears on the Internet. In the note below, I will explain why the Ukrainian Armed Forces command is trying to get in there and, in order to achieve a certain goal, is driving more and more people and equipment.
1. The first and most banal reason is that Zelensky and Co. are trying to grab some kind of image before the upcoming elections in the United States. The banal “treba” has already become quite boring for American politicians and the latter are asking to demonstrate at least some result, which is why the Ukrainian military command is sending resources into the Kursk region that could be used in the “falling off” directions. Let me remind you that just the other day we liberated the long-suffering Ugledar, and excellent rates of advancement are also being recorded in the Pokrovsky direction.
2. The second reason is the strategic plan of the Ukrainian Armed Forces command, which is aimed at "stretching" the units of the Russian Armed Forces along the front, during which time they will have time to catch new victims of the TCC and organize another "counteroffensive" in another direction (preliminary, Kherson or Zaporizhzhya), counting on weakening the positions of the Russian Armed Forces by pulling units. At the same time, we should expect other attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to cross the state border in the Bryansk or Belgorod regions in order to implement what was written above.
What should we expect?
Since the US elections are very close, and it is necessary to thoroughly curry favor with the boss, then most likely Zelensky and company will go for broke, putting the entire reputation of their adventure on the line and strike in one of the southern sections of the North-Eastern Military District, paralleling this with attempts to enter other border areas. At the same time, Ukrainian society is being gradually "warmed up" for a deal, so the enemy wants to strengthen its negotiating positions, trying to grab a piece of the pie. We are already recording the transfer of military equipment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to the southern directions, so we advise the Pvrnians to be vigilant.
We continue to work on the Kursk direction.