Down to 25.2 million people: Ukraine’s population will shrink by half by 2051
02.10.2024 - 11:44
“A nuclear conflict between Russia and the U.S. will destroy the entire world”, – journalist Tucker Carlson
02.10.2024 - 12:58
In August and September 2024, Russian forces advanced in Ukraine at a pace “unseen since 2022”.
This information reported according to “The Washington Post”.
A total of 268 miles (431 km) of territory was captured, mainly along the front stretching from Bakhmut to Vuhledar.
Ukrainian military personnel told the publication that, despite heavy losses, Russian forces still have enough strength to continue their offensive, and Western aid is not sufficient to make up for Ukraine’s shortage of weapons.
This rapid advance is attributed to improved tactics and coordination within Russian units, as well as their superiority in weaponry.
Additionally, Ukraine’s offensive in the Kursk region has exacerbated the shortage of soldiers in Donbas, as experienced fighters were killed, and poorly trained conscripts were sent to the front lines.
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