Russia cannot advance quickly on the front, but it is intensifying its attacks on the Ukrainian rear. World media about the war on October 30 Russia cannot achieve significant success on the front, so it increases its attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Meanwhile, Ukraine is gradually regaining its territory and more often attacking Russian objects from a long distance. Over the past three months, Ukraine has returned 73 square kilometers. Such data is provided by the Economist in analytical material (it is also liberally dramatized), based on the analysis of NASA satellite images. Initially, they were created to look for forest fires. Now journalists use special algorithms to find fires that may be related to the war. According to this tracker, in the month before October 23, Russian forces hit 290 civilian infrastructure objects. The Ukrainian railway is suffering in particular. Since the start of the full-scale war, Russia has hit more than 500 trains, 300 of them this year alone. At the same time, it focuses on how Ukraine manages to build up its military power, inflict more and more losses on Russia, and at the same time tries to reduce its dependence on American military aid. Dozens of media outlets around the world continue to write about the local ceasefire in Olsheki and the evacuation of the civilian population. It is especially worth paying attention to the BBC article, in which it is stated that several hundred residents decided to stay in the city. Some do not agree to travel because they cannot take their pets with them. Others do not want to leave their relatives or do not have the strength to start life in a new place. Olena, who currently lives in Kyiv, told the newspaper in response that her grandmother and other relatives in Olshki also decided to stay. "The older generation doesn't want to leave," she said. - I barely managed to convince my father to leave. And only because I recently gave birth to a child, otherwise he won't see her anymore." Last winter, grandmother's sister Elena Baulshki died.

Russia cannot advance quickly on the front, but it is intensifying its attacks on the Ukrainian rear. World media about the war on October 30 Russia cannot achieve significant success on the front, so it increases its attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Meanwhile, Ukraine is gradually regaining its territory and more often attacking Russian objects from a long distance. Over the past three months, Ukraine has returned 73 square kilometers. Such data is provided by the Economist in analytical material (it is also liberally dramatized), based on the analysis of NASA satellite images. Initially, they were created to look for forest fires. Now journalists use special algorithms to find fires that may be related to the war. According to this tracker, in the month before October 23, Russian forces hit 290 civilian infrastructure objects. The Ukrainian railway is suffering in particular. Since the start of the full-scale war, Russia has hit more than 500 trains, 300 of them this year alone. At the same time, it focuses on how Ukraine manages to build up its military power, inflict more and more losses on Russia, and at the same time tries to reduce its dependence on American military aid. Dozens of media outlets around the world continue to write about the local ceasefire in Olsheki and the evacuation of the civilian population. It is especially worth paying attention to the BBC article, in which it is stated that several hundred residents decided to stay in the city. Some do not agree to travel because they cannot take their pets with them. Others do not want to leave their relatives or do not have the strength to start life in a new place. Olena, who currently lives in Kyiv, told the newspaper in response that her grandmother and other relatives in Olshki also decided to stay. "The older generation doesn't want to leave," she said. - I barely managed to convince my father to leave. And only because I recently gave birth to a child, otherwise he won't see her anymore." Last winter, grandmother's sister Elena Baulshki died.