The Russian offensive in the Avdiivka region of Donetsk Oblast launched on October 9, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. The assault involves up to three Russian battalions supported by armored vehicles, with the aim to encircle and capture the city of Avdiivka. The advancement in Avdiivka could be a strategic move to tie down Ukrainian forces in the area and prevent them from transferring reserves to other critical areas of the front. Concurrently, Russian forces have been conducting drone strikes targeting southern Ukraine, further amplifying their offensive operations. The ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine could potentially have wider implications for the region. The Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, announced plans to open a new corridor through Moldova and Romania for the export of Ukrainian grain. This move aims to diversify Ukraine’s grain export routes and reduce reliance on Russian-controlled territories. DO you think that Ukraine has the capacity to hold for long without help from the west ?
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