army also resumed the use of armored vehicles for small reconnaissance strikes in the area of ​​the city of silidovoy. this is stated in the report of the institute for the study of warctober 6. ukrainian general staff confirms that russian forces in the pokrovsky direction are most active precisely in the area of ​​silidovoy. the russian army is trying to encircle the city by cutting off the logistics of the ukrainian defense forces. the russian ministry of defense announces the advance of the russian army deep into the ukrainian defense in the pokrovsky direction. i will remind you that the monitoring project deepstate previously reported: russian troops complained about poor-quality fortifications, in particular near the cities of hirnyk and pokrovsk. according to the city military administration of pokrovsk , 13,000 residents remain in the city. evacuation continues what is the situation in the pokrovsk and selidovoy districts, has the shelling of copper intensified. we will find out from our colleague maryana koshnir, maryana, congratulations, thank you for joining our broadcast, tell us what the situation is there now, well, as of now, pokrovsk, well, the city

the zaporizhzhia region. sharp intensification of russian attacks after the capture of ughledar. again, the so-called institute for the study of warledar has absolutely no logistical significance for the defense forces of ukraine. instead, after its capture, a sharp activation in several directions. we return to the zaporozhye direction. for... we are the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense of ukraine, the accumulation of operational reserves in the priutne area, the sharp intensification of hostilities in the area of ​​malai tokmachka, the so-called robot performance, that is, we see that the occupiers do not receive attempts to activate combat operations also in the zaporizhia direction, from which, by the way, more combat -capable units were transferred to the kurdish direction, this is the 76th division of the airborne troops, and accordingly, i'm sorry, i forgot one more direction of the donetsk front, this is the northern direction, a similar situation, a sharp intensification of hostilities with the threat of operational encirclement of ukrainian troops in the siversk region. therefore, as we can see, ag

kiev regime, at the instigation of western curators, convinced the ukrainians of the opposite, ugledar allegedly is not an important logistical hub, the american institute for the study of war reported from overseas, the capture of the city, they say, will not radically change the course of the russian offensive in the donbass, and also... they talk about pokrovsk, they also talk about zerzhinsk, that is, ukrainian propaganda has moved away from the practice when it declared almost a fortress for each city and said that this city is the whole of ukraine, its loss will mean something there for ukraine, they do not want to attract personal attention to their defeats, that is, if this city is important, then there should be a certain information agenda around this city, and if it was forgotten, as well as those fighters who ended up in this settlement... kiev forgot not only its soldiers, but also civilians, no one even offered them to evacuate, people say, although they would not have agreed, we do not want, this is our home, my mother is buried here, she died before the war, this did not happen, now from the basements local residents are offered move to a safer place, the ru

for us in israel. thank you let's bring in retired professor gen. jack keane former army vice chief of staff. chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst general great to have you on. you heard greg and his report joe biden causes a moment of justice but "the wall street journal" is agreeing with what former president trump to set moments ago saying the u.s. counsel begins major military campaign against loss. sinwar was sought to be hiding in the city of rafa. it's not too too much say if israel had taken mr. biden's advice sinwar, nasrallah and the rest of the hezbollah leadership would still be alive. israel has dominated its enemies in recent months and the biden administration was against every 1 of those steps. >> no doubt about it. actually after october the 7th obviously israel is gathering its forces. member it took a few weeks before it actually conducted an attack in the gaza. there is private and public comments being made by the administration. not to make this a major scale offensive. and it was a huge strategic mistake on their part. obviously it had to be that. i think sinwar and hi

kind of conspiracy, someone is starting to hide something, well, i am for those people who are looking for the bad, look for the good, you will find the bad yourself, her institute for the study of warng on the information we have at our disposal, says that there is no takeover of coal mining. will not have a material effect on the fact that is happening in donetsk region, how do you comment on it, and will not, of course, this is a tactical success of the russians, yes, it is a complete height, it was convenient for us to control certain logistical routes of the russians, now they are more or less calm, if they really captured this city , the road from mariupol to donetsk, there is a railway, they can use the action calmly without being exposed to our artillery, well, to fire control, well, and always on... the dominant height, it gives certain advantages to those who are there, it is possible then launch the drones, then to shoot, well, that’s it, everyone understands it perfectly, why say things that everyone understands so well, the fact that we had to move away, or still, or we didn’t have to, we’ll see it in the next few hours, well, this is unpleasant information that well, s

kiev regime, at the instigation of western curators , convinced ukrainians of the opposite, ugledar allegedly is not an important logistical hub, the american institute for the study of warreported from overseas, the capture of the city would not radically change the course of the russian offensive in donbass. and... kiev forgot not only its soldiers, but also civilians, no one even offered them to evacuate, people say, although they we didn't agree to be, we don't want to, it's our home, my mother is buried here, she died before the war, it's already in the cemetery, now they are offering local residents from the basements to move to a safer place, russian soldiers are distributing humanitarian aid to the disadvantaged, primarily food, they are trying to treat them from... the liberators themselves, today the women who met us, they were so happy to cook pies for our soldiers from their last products, well , they are happy with what they have. now ukrainian publications , although they recognize them as gnashing their teeth, the surrender of the coal miner they are still trying to shift the emphasis, supposedly even its capture will not affect the operational situation a

a sufficient number of them in order to summarize the situation with the coal dealer, i am here i will also give an assessment of the analysts of the institute for the study of wary believe that the occupation of ugludar is unlikely to radically change the course of the offensive actions of the russian federation, in your opinion, what could be, what might be the plan of the russian forces, where can the ukrainian forces go after the occupation for god's sake, well, i also agree, and this is what the military said in those speeches that were before me, that, well, let's say, the loss of uglidar will not give russia any strategic advantage, that's the fact that there are spare positions, well, we see it, well, to the extreme extent in these open sources that monitor the situation, we see that there are such positions, well, of course, well, it’s bad that we are losing our territory, ukrainian territory, that’s it... the implementing factor, but from the point of view in terms of obtaining some serious military advantages, again operational or strategic, well, this loss, i think, most likely, it will not give anything to the enemy, if possible very briefly, litera

after the capture of ughledar, the russian offensive will probably reach its climax in the near future, at least this is what the analysts of the institute for the study of war in your opinion, is the russian offensive potential really running out, or are there any signs of this? i would not hurry with questions of attrition, because the russians will try to press, we have such a significant date in quotation marks ahead of us, which concerns putin's birthday, and this is in his sloppy nature, damn it, spit in the soul of the ukrainian people and give the command to powerful missiles will strike in the near future, it will definitely happen, it must be understood. the next question... as for the amount of power tools that they throw around quite skillfully in different parts of the front, it must be understood that they will try to press and feel the weakness in other places. if our people's deputies had written even less posts about rotations in certain areas, the situation might have been better, but the issue is not the ability of the russians to advance, they have these abilities, unfortunately, the issue is our... opportunities to do homework on mistake

the help of western curators, convinced the ukrainians of the opposite. ugledar is allegedly not an important logistics hub - the american institute for the study of war reported overseas, taking the city will not radically change the course of the russian offensive in donbass, and they also talk about pokrovsk, they also talk about zerzhinsk, that is, ukrainian propaganda moved away from the practice of declaring a fortress for each city and saying that this city is the whole of ukraine, its losses will mean something for ukraine, they do not want to draw personal attention to their defeats, that is, if this city is important, then there should be a certain information agenda around this city, and if it is forgotten, like those fighters who ended up in this settlement, who held the defense there for a long time, no one cares anymore. now ukrainian publications, although admit, gritting their teeth, the surrender of ugledar, they still try to shift the emphasis, allegedly even its capture will not affect the operational situation at the front, although this completely contradicts reality. for tens of kilometers around from these points there was a view, respec

the beginning of the end but not the end. here to discuss is retired four star general fox news strategic senior annual list and chairman of the institute for the study of warwar's dead but what does it mean for the mission of wiping out hamas? >> well, certainly sinwar is formidable figure. is he iconic figure and the israelis have been after him since day one as a major military objective to achieve it. and they have finally accomplished that certainly very comparable to killing nasrallah who is the head of hezbollah as well. and the fact that sinwar, you know, has absolutely been the major impediment to a hostage deal certainly opens the possibility of that taking place depending on who his successor is. and listen, i want to credit the a 28 brigade. a regular brigade in the israeli idf who took this guy down followed him into a building and hit him with a tank round. the a 28 brigade is the organization that killed those three israeli hostages mistakenly. this is a major plus for an organization that certainly has been suffering under the heavyweight of that. but those in the administration, they are calling for sinwar's death is the opening to the end

now the enemy will try to continue to implement this strategy of exhaustion with the advantage of his manpower and artillery relative to our armed forces. mr. sergey, the institute for the study of warhe russian offensive, the russian military will reach a climax in their offensive during the nearest months, if not weeks, do we have the strength to resist this onslaught if it drags on for several months, in fact. the enemy's offensive has already been going on since october of last year, it's been almost a year, the enemy's pressure is on the wide spaces of our country, along the entire front line, and this is exactly the strategy of the enemy, where he believes that he will be able to break us with the number of his personnel, i think that over the next few months, it is unlikely that the enemy's tactics... and approaches will change because he feels that he has the upper hand now and it will last for, well, at least the next two months in any case, because there's also a political factor here, because with the outcome of the election in the united states pending, the russians will try to, well, suppress as much as possible our defense, in order to create for ourselves the most rec

let's speak to george barros, the russia and geospatial intelligence teams lead at the institute for the study of war, let's take it in stages. first, how significant is this move in this war by north korea? thank ou for this war by north korea? thank you for having _ this war by north korea? thank you for having me. _ this war by north korea? thank you for having me. in _ this war by north korea? thank you for having me. in terms - this war by north korea? thank you for having me. in terms of| you for having me. in terms of the battle tactics, the actual combat power these 10,000 or so north koreans are going to provide the russians, not actually that significant. 10,000 forces is a very small number. the russians suffer about 30,000 troops killed or wounded every month, so this is one third of a month's worth of losses, if it is just this. the other thing is i am very sceptical about the north korean combat effectiveness. the north korean military hasn't actually had any real combat experience or real fought wars for over 50 years at this point, so what we are going to be seeing is north korean uni

of the nine leadership or military leadership, the senior leaders, and half of that political leadership, so they are in serious disarray. i also understand, and i got this from the institute for the study of war an 18 from the islamic resolution regarding called, into lebanon to help them very quickly re—establish their leadership structure to organise a new leader, and then to essentially get their communications, get safe communications, get safe communications working again so that they are in a position to organise themselves to fight in a co—ordinated way. we organise themselves to fight in a co-ordinated way.— a co-ordinated way. we will have to see _ a co-ordinated way. we will have to see how _ a co-ordinated way. we will have to see how that - a co-ordinated way. we will have to see how that playsl a co-ordinated way. we will. have to see how that plays out in the hours ahead. when you for your insight survey, we appreciated. —— thank you for your insight today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are likely to bbc news. breaking news from shanghai, a man has killed three people and wounded ely�*s 18 others in a knife attack in a supermarket. police say the arre

the question is, what do you know, sometimes today, the institute for the study of war publishes thatthe russian federation is breathing, but they have no resources, they seem to be running out, i am generally interested, do they know what the population is, this institute, what is the population in of the russian federation, and how many percent of them will be mobilized and called to power by the leadership of the armed forces, and they will be brainwashed at the beginning, and pushed, let's say, into ukraine, so the question is how to destroy them? how to destroy them in such a way that, i'm sorry, during, i don't know, six months, 7, one year, from these 13 or 14 million, er, reserve, resource, mobilization, nothing was left. do you know any possible methods or methods that can be implemented that will help deter the enemy? you know, we, uh,... they were repeatedly said, they were said again, they were said repeatedly, they were said even in the 14th year about all this, they said that we need to protect the serviceman first of all with an institute, an independent institute of mi

the governments of huge countries, even democracies, so it's just to understand how integrated israel is on a large scale. in the world order, in the world economy, how important is it? the institute for the study of warussian offensive will continue for a few more months or even weeks, but not more, because it seems that they are already losing their climax, and now we are watching the climax, should we be so hopeful, read the lures, they are fighting through the glasses looking through the glass, we are constantly talking about it with you, the russians are already... one year has passed since october 23rd, and there were estimates that maybe it will end there in six months, maybe in eight months, no, their offensive will not end, on the contrary , more is getting stronger, getting stronger, how long it will last, no person in the world can say that, there and even more so st. analysts who are sitting 700 km from ukraine, and somewhere in the morning, when it is already night, they are there trying to analyze what what happened, it is impossible to predict, the russian... military forces cannot even predict, we constantly talk about this with you, that they cannot imagine how this offensive campaign

here and focus in on the region, i can show you a map, which is based on data from the institute for the study of waroesn't include the most recent strikes. today it includes reported strikes, we haven't verified them all, and there may be some we don't know about, but if i focus it in here, if we zoom in down on the border area, in purple here you can see recent hezbollah attacks on israel, and in red you can see israeli strikes in lebanon. let's focus in on a few examples to show you the extent of some of the damage we have been seeing in lebanon. this is from arabsalim in southern lebanon, 16 kilometres from the border with israel. we verified this by looking at footage from the surrounding areas. it matches satellite images before this raid and the building still standing in the footage. we are confident this is from this morning when it was first posted online, and what it clearly shows, as you can see here, is a considerable level of damage to buildings and to the local infrastructure. let's also show you a piece of footage we've got from beirut. israel says it is targeting hezbollah stronghold

the strategic importance of ugledar. ukrainian experts began to talk in the press about the insignificance of the city for both sides of the conflict, while they increasingly refer to the american institute for the study of warclaims that kiev's loss of control over... the expansion of ukraine's actions on the russian territory will be discussed in germany, this is the question of the second, of course, this is what will be discussed in germany, so in general , this is the most important thing for him now, okay, that's it, let's stop now, who's the first to digest, howled at the same time yusin and maksim anatovich covered his face with his hands, aleksandrich tried to turn something off there, let's aleksandr yuryevich first what is this not to resolve completely. i don’t know how they will behave, what decisions our general staff will make, but the movement from here literally horizontally to the west, we bypass the main fortifications all the way to the dnieper, the entire zaporizhzhya front, because all the fortifications there are directed to the south, we are going into their flank, therefore the strategic importance, by the way, is not logistical, there is no logistics there, but this city had strateg

financial institutions lebanon, the bank used customers deposits to finance the terrorist groups attacks against israel, the fox news senior strategic analyst and chairman of the institute for the study of warne, great to talk with you as always, the leak of documents, the documents indicating with israel's plans against iran, how does something like that get the. >> 70 rising interest is leaked and we've seen so many leaks in the past we have leaks and regardless of republicans and democrats and we have a dewpoint and this is obvious anti-israel and pro-iran that the reason for the leak, the good news if there was anything in it, what has leaked is the preparation that is being made, not the plan itself, not the entire scale of it and certainly not the timing of it, it certainly disappointing to see that it does give the iranians some insight into what weapons are going to be used but the details are not there and it's pretty slim based on previous history and they appear to get away with it which is one of the incentives to keep doing unfortunately. maria: i am wondering if this is going to push israel to once again retreat from sharing information from the united states, they did retreat

here and focus in on the region, i can show you a map which is based on data from the institute for the study of warit's up to date as of yesterday morning, so it doesn't include the most recent strikes today. it includes reported strikes, we haven't verified them all, and there may be some that we don't know about. but if i focus it in here, if we zoom in down on the border area in purple here, you can see recent hezbollah attacks on israel. and in red you can see israeli strikes in lebanon. let's focus in on a few examples to show you the extent of some of the damage we've been seeing in lebanon. firstly, this one is from arabsalim in southern lebanon, 16km from the border with israel. we verified this by looking at footage from the surrounding areas. it matches satellite images before this raid and the buildings still standing in the footage. now, we're confident this is from this morning when it was first posted online. and what it clearly shows, as you can see here, is a considerable level of damage to buildings and to the local infrastructure. let's also show you a piece of footage we've got f

state, that the russians seem to have taken the lead, then we have a statement from the institute for the study of warlthough it is based in america, there is also a question, because it is there, well, it consists of many ukrainians and very often duplicates some presidential office stories, too, well at least i see it as an informationalist, and accordingly, then we were not given an order , it goes away, i say everything before that, the fact that in our country, in principle, no one listens to the general staff, for example, and what is the point, debst sooner he will say something, the remoter will comment on something, the fair will tweet something, and so on, and this simply undermines trust and makes no sense. what is happening, and since there is no understanding, instead there are some positive bloggers with pumped up, lips, lips, yes, who go and interview the leaders of ova, who show that they do sports there, they talk about coffee, they drink in the morning or tea, and this creates such a warm bath for a dyistic ukrainian, who does not have a bomb fall on his head every day, who is not on

war against the united states. the spring and retired four-star general jack keane former army vice chief of staff no chairman of the institute for the studystrategic analyst payment general great to have you with us. this report goes on to say that u.s. intelligence agencies assess that the biggest challenge for iran was getting an operative into the native states and close to the former president and that they were leaning on an overseas criminal syndicate or group that could hire a potential hit man to do the job for them. what's your reaction to all of this? >> well first of all we've got to take it seriously. obviously there's been jim times on former president 's life and heightened threat from iran. you have to understand where iran is coming on this. the supreme leader have a personal and professional relationship with customs delimonte. his foreign policy is to -- who organize a proxy to do just that and implement their supreme leader strategy. he trusted him more than he trusted any other government official. so when he was killed, they had a dramatic impact on him personally and obviously professionally so he's involved in this

result, for example, the british stormshadow and the french scalp are launched from fighters and can hit targets at a distance of up to 250 km. according to analysts from the institute for war studiesen launched near the front line, the ukrainians western. missiles could hit 261 military installations in the russian federation, one of the main advantages of the russians in the conflict is their ability to massively transfer troops and equipment from safe areas, and ukraine's chances of capturing operationally important territories would increase if it were possible to deprive russia of this advantage, explained george paros, head of the geodata group at the american institute for the study of war. ukraine needs to be provided with funds. the united states would receive missiles from russia or china long range to attack american targets, but you unfortunately don't want to admit it, the world is on the brink, russia has screwed everything up, screwed everything up, such a one-sided point of view as yours only leads to the fact that we will never have peace, you only talk about arms supplies, arms supplies are what you and i do, please show some respect, i believe arms supplies will

maria: joined me foxy senior strategic analyst in the institute for the study of war general jack keaneyou thank you for being here. give us your reaction, president biden says the same thing he wants a cease-fire now, israel is in the middle of the operation is quite successful against hezbollah terrorists, your thoughts? >> it makes no sense what the president is really saying, what israel is trying to accomplish they want to stop the attacks coming into northern israel that a display 70000 of their citizens and as a result the border has been redefined in the last 10% of israel. obviously what they want to do is get back to the original border that means i have to drive hezbollah out of southern lebanon to be able to do that in the takers limited offensive operations to do two things one is to prevent a hamas attack across the border from the complex and other things that hezbollah has in southern lebanon and to make certain the artillery attacks the rocket attacks going into northern israel stop that is the word limited is being used because are not conducting an all-out invasion of

the loss of run hours. congressman michael waltz is standing by but purchase bring you tired for costar general jack keane for more about -- army vice chief of staff and chairman for the institute of study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst. general, become you with us. we have not heard from you yet so far this breaking news. tell us your reaction, sir. >> certainly, iran launching 200 missiles against israel is like the significant event in itself and also providing an early warning that the event is taking place is also pretty significant. what's going on with the iranians here. i believe iranians have been back on their heels for some time now. ever since and iowa's killed in the high-security zone where where many of their senior leaders lived. and the promise retaliation and eight weeks later, i think were almost in the ninth week, there's finally some retaliation. my israeli sources, relatively higher, told me that hamas, very frustrated with iran over this. hezbollah very frustrated that they didn't get more support out of iran. and i think the iranians are collating they want their proxies to do the work for them, there was a concept from the beginning. but i believe that gi

the spring. and now abraham thought i had seen as an associate professor of conflict resolution at the delta institute for graduate studies. so 1st of all, is a deal coming to and coming together to end the war and 11, and then all good signs actually that we have seeing that a possible baking through uh is, could happen. and this and the horizon, actually one of those good signs was changed, but there are a number of indicators. one is that the a is why the loss is on the ground. this plugin of it's gone go patients and this of the blue button is layla's losing. so just every day on a database is that the number that's much higher than what is i can add into it. i know, and this is the pressure on is because nothing. yeah. a whole unless there is serious a pressure on him, he will not stop. there is no end to where he oh, how far he goes. i'm on the other hand, that is it on with, with it's influence on his by law that it has also expressed many good signs that they're interested in. in a d is kelly thing, especially in lebanon, and exhibit some pressure on hezbollah as when a, because it on also, you know how the itself, with this kind of is collision. but it could be in the middle of this

the institute during the latter war years. problem cases, or those of particular interest, are studied under the microscope, which makes it possible forf pathologists to review a specimen at the same time. various features of the slide are pointed out and discussed by one or more of the doctors at a typical consultation conference, a group of the army's expert pathologists confer on a microscopic slide, which might have been sent from the european or pacific theaters of operations 48 hours before the comments of doctors participating in the discussion are recorded and later transcribe evd into the case record. the professional record section takes care of the coding and analysis of this tremendous volume of material. after all, the material has been coded and filed, selected cases are referred to the american registry of pathology known to every doctor in the united states. also in this office is a collection of known study sets, which consists of clinical and pathological data and slides demonstrating typical examples of various problem diseases. subsets are on loan to civilian medical schools as well as army installations everywhere

the age of 15. he studied at ifli and the literary institute. in 1939 he volunteered for the finnish war war, which he fought from start to finish. the military theme became the defining theme for all of his work, from his first collections to his mature poems. in total, he published more than 40 books of poetry, prose, literary vision, criticism and journalism. 105 years ago, on october 3, 1919 , the poet norovchatov was born. today would have been 75 years old. director screenwriter, people's artist of russia, alexander ragoshkin, among his most famous films, peculiarities of the national hunt, checkpoint, peculiarities of the national fishing, kukushka. today is october 3, 2024. hello, on the rossiya vesti tv channel, in the studio irina rossius and the main topic for this hour: you have done a lot for donbass, i believe, for russia as a whole. vladimir putin appointed arma zhogu as his authorized representative in the urals federal district within the framework of the program. heroes of the post were also given to other valiant warriors of the special operation. the west notes the ar

. >> joining me now is john spencer, west point chair of urban warfare studies at the modern war institute. thank you so much forning us. i think you just heard the interview i did with the idf spokesperson, what he described was nothing short of stunning and dramatic, that apparently sin war, others who were with him opened fire on israeli soldiers. they responded including with a tank mortar shell. it hit the building, and then when they went in, there was no doubt, he said, or at least little doubt they were able to positively identify, even before sending out the, obviously, dna, and finger prints, that it certainly looked like it could be sinwar. i wonder what you make of what he said, and the description he had of how this all went down in that densely populated urban setting what was a densely populated urban setting in gaza? >> absolutely, chris. it's a fascinating aspect. i was in khan younis this year. i was in central gaza. the density of the cities in gaza can't be miscounted. the sheer number of concrete steel reinforced buildings that soldiers are moving down these streets and not only every step t

for the new york times. also hear david hale, former us ambassador to lebanon pakistan, and jordan, also major john spencer, the chair of urban warfare studies at the modern war institute and the co-author of understanding urban war fair. ambassador hale, let me begin with you this evening. how do you think iran is viewing this move by israel tonight will rhonda suffered a series of blows, obviously because of the successes of israeli operations against their most precious proxy, hezbollah after a long period in which the iranians felt they had the upper hand. >> but i can't discount anything but the pattern of the past has been such that the iranians would be loath to get themselves directly involved in the confrontation with iran. we saw that with israel, excuse me. we saw that in the earlier this year when the iranian revolutionary guard commanders were killed in damascus iran law did bunch of missiles and drones into or toward israel and israel and the united states and other neighboring states were successful in interdicting those those attacks. so i think the iranians prefer to go back to where they are comfortable, which is asymmetrical warfare in which aaron pr

the use of us weapons against north korean forces, should they enter the fight against ukrainian forces. washington estimates 10,000 north korean troops had been deployed to eastern russia. the institute for the study of warroops come from the north korean 11th army core of its special forces, but they don't have a combat experience, told me george barros, the russia and geospatial intelligence teams lead. in terms of battlefield tachy —— tactics, the combat power of these north koreans tactics, the combat power of these north