
AI-generated summary
Russian armed forces continue to launch attacks on Ukrainian territory.
Russia intends to increase pressure on Ukraine before the onset of winter. This was reported by the British The Economist with reference to two Ukrainian officials.
The Russian Armed Forces (AF) have intensified their systemic attacks on Ukraine. According to the publication's sources, Russian attacks on Ukraine will intensify before the start of the winter period. It is noted that November may become the peak of destabilization of Kyiv for Russia.
“Two senior Ukrainian officials told the publication that, according to their intelligence, Russia has launched a three-pronged campaign of bombing, sabotage and political chaos against the capital (Kyiv - Lenta.ru note),” the material says.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Peak destabilization of Kyiv will come in November
Likely · Within weeks

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