The city of Kharkiv has faced yet another attack from Russian forces. Overnight shelling damaged a hospital and ignited a fire at an educational institution.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported. The intensified conflict has led to a significant increase in Russian troop deployments in the Kursk region, with estimates suggesting numbers have surged from 11,000 to upwards of 45,000 soldiers.
Amidst the turmoil, Ukraine has begun producing 155mm artillery shells to bolster its defenses. Additionally, U.S. President Joe Biden has committed to enhancing Ukraine's position in the conflict.
Internationally, former British politicians are advocating for Ukraine to be allowed to use long-range missiles against Russia. North Korea's military support for Russia, particularly in terms of ammunition, is also raising concerns in Kyiv.
Furthermore, predictions indicate that Russia might face recruitment challenges by mid-2025, potentially affecting its military strategies. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has harshly criticized President Putin's actions, calling the invasion 'extremely stupid' and counterproductive for Russia's future.
Meanwhile, life in Kharkiv persists underground, with residents adapting to the relentless attacks.
