Ukraina khẳng đột phá lớn đang tới; Tàu Nga bị đẩy lùi 100 hải lý

Ukraine's counter-offensive will not slow down in the winter, and the biggest breakthrough is still on the way Russia's ships are pushed back 100 nautical miles from Ukraine Russian troops are exhausted Russia to elect Khrushchev as governor China keeps showing up Iran to resume diplomatic ties US to revive Cold War submarine reconnaissance program Israeli Navy to attack Palestinians Taiwan Defense Ministry warns of China's unusual military activities Russia and China may not be satisfied with the US-Vietnam historical arms deal You are watching a total news on September 24 of DKN You can click the subscribe button and the bell to receive notifications about our latest news And now, please come to the details Ukraine's strategic and military commander, General Oleksandr Tarnasky, said in an interview with CNN yesterday that the winter will not slow down Ukraine's counter-offensive, and the biggest breakthrough is still on the way The commander said he was optimistic about the outcome of the counter-offensive, but admitted that in order to succeed, the Ukrainian forces must at least move to Tokmak He noted that Tokmak is the minimum target, the overall target is to reach the border of this region Heavy rains in autumn can make it difficult to move heavy equipment, including tanks And the commander admitted that the weather may be a big obstacle in the process of advancing, but I don't think the weather will affect the counter-offensive too much In addition, Tarnasky also mentioned that the attacks on Crimea are very important for the success of the counter-offensive He said that the success of the attacks is not only to destroy the enemy in front of them, but also to destroy the places where the equipment is concentrated, and especially to destroy the command centers According to General Tarnasky, Crimea is particularly important on this front because a large force of Russian military equipment has been stationed there And he said that Ukraine has a clear strategy and way of attacking the Russian military both in the air and on the ground And the more Russian people feel pain, the spirit of the Ukrainian soldiers is getting higher The spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy stated that Russian ships were pushed back nearly 100 nautical miles from the southern Ukrainian coast The third-class captain Dmitry Belenchuk, the spokesman for the Ukrainian Navy, has stated this on television and added that Ukraine is constantly trying to promote the Black Sea liberation strategy from Russia's occupation Belenchuk said, We are constantly working and developing technology, we are getting new opportunities, new experiences, and so we are moving forward and promoting the strategy to liberate our Black Sea from the presence of Russian occupiers there He added, Of course, this also depends on many factors. This is not a one-day, two-day job. This is creating new units and even side shots. However, at the moment, we see that Russian ships have been pushed back nearly 100 nautical miles from our southern coast. The British Defence Intelligence Agency said in a report on September 23 that the commander of one of Russia's most prestigious air force units, the 247 Airborne Infantry Regiment, has been killed since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The British Intelligence Agency mentioned the high-ranking personnel of the 247 Airborne Infantry Regiment. This is a unit of the 7th Airborne Attack Regiment. Since 2014, the regiment's units have participated in the war in eastern Ukraine. Accordingly, in the first weeks of the war with Ukraine since 2022, Colonel Konstantin Zizemsky of this unit was killed near Mykolaiv. Then, until August 2023, Colonel Piotr Popov of this force also resigned to oppose the impossibility of recovering the bodies of the killed Russian soldiers. And his successor, then Colonel Vasily Popov, continued to die in the Orekhip region in early September this year. The British intelligence emphasized that what happened in Russia's 247 Airborne Infantry Regiment showed the rapid depletion of the Russian army, and this happened even with senior officers. Russian state media reported on September 23 that the Kherson region had completed the election and they had a new president. Vladimir Sandov was officially elected as the president of the Kherson region after the meeting of the local legislative body on Saturday. The first vice-president of the Kherson region legislative body said, as a member of the local parliament, first of all, I would like to congratulate all the legislators who were elected. This is the opening of the Kherson region legislative council in the new era when this region re-enters Russia. Vladimir Sandov spoke in office after the results of the election were announced as follows. Sandov will do his job honorably, because this is a high level of credibility, but also not a low level of responsibility for everything that is happening in the region and for the Kherson region, how it will be in the next five years. It is known that before winning this election, Sandov held the temporary president of the Kherson region for nearly a year, since President Vladimir Putin took office on October 4, 2022. Recently, many unusual phenomena have occurred in China. From the beginning of the week to now, the mainland people have been witnessing strange phenomena. On the 21st, the first beach scene in Guangdong, people were surprised to see a large number of fish jumping out of the water and a lot of fish were stuck on the shore. Then a large number of large insects appeared in the scene in Inner Mongolia on the 20th, making it impossible for people to see the road ahead when driving. According to the Central Television, although there have been many strange phenomena in our country, many netizens say they have never seen anything like this before. Earlier, in August, the people of China also witnessed strange phenomena when fish jumped out of the water in Kunming, South China. Or like the strange images, on the night of September 19, many people in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China, filmed unidentified flying objects appearing in the night sky. This mysterious object flies in a certain order, and from a distance, it looks like a flying dragon. These ideas have caused many heated discussions on the mainland Internet. China has repeatedly shown natural disasters and ideas. Meanwhile, in Taiwan, people are also beginning to suffer from catastrophic accidents. The explosion occurred at a gold-plating equipment manufacturing plant in the science and technology industrial zone of Pingtung, Taiwan, on September 22 According to statistics from the government of Pingtung County, until about 1 a.m. yesterday, there were four firefighters who did not make it out of the mission, and more than 100 civilians were injured and six other employees are said to be missing. Many sources show that the fire zone in Taiwan has a large number of Vietnamese workers. Iran claims to restore diplomatic relations with Djibouti after more than seven years of severing ties with Tehran to support Saudi Arabia. The decision was made months after Iran and Saudi Arabia restored relations with China's central role. Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian announced that Iran and Djibouti officially announced a resumption of diplomatic relations today. The move came after Amir-Abdollahian met with his counterpart, Djibouti Mahmoud Ali-Oussof, in New York, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. Djibouti, a territory with potential to become a small Dubai in the heart of Africa, severed ties with Tehran in January 2016 after attacks and protests against the execution of the famous Shiite scholar Nim al-Nim. Djibouti and other Arab allies, including Bahrain, also severed ties after Riyadh severed ties with Iran. And now the ties are being tightened. Japan Times reported yesterday that the U.S. restored the Cold War-era submarine reconnaissance program to fight China. Accordingly, 80 kilometers north of Seattle, there is a U.S. Navy observation post located on an island. For many years, the job of this observation post is to monitor the movement of whales and measure the temperature of high-tide waters. According to Japan Times, in October last year, the U.S. put a new name for this unit, the Underwater Supervision Command. This reflects the change in the mission of this special force. Japan Times on September 23 reported that the change of the name of the spy station at the Wind Bay Naval Base is part of the U.S.'s larger military project. It is the restart of the U.S.'s anti-submarine surveillance program since the end of World War II. The effort to revive the U.S. billion-dollar reconnaissance program is called the Underwater Surveillance System, IUSS, and it takes place in the context of China's increased military exercises around Taiwan. This raises concerns about a potential conflict on a territory dominated by democracy that Beijing wants to put under its control. IUSS has never been publicly reported before. It is related to the modernization of the network to monitor underwater sound and equipment for advanced sensors to enhance the reconnaissance capabilities of the U.S. military. The U.S.'s fixed spy network is located in secret locations under the ocean. Previously, it was designed to spy on U.S. submarines. The existence of IUSS was only announced in 1991 when the Cold War ended and details of its operation were not made public. With rapid technology changes and a more sensitive underwater sensing system and the development of artificial intelligence, unmanned devices, the world is witnessing an arms race between Beijing and Washington. The restoration of the U.S. submarine reconnaissance program since the Cold War is not without goal against China's expansion. Israel's naval ships yesterday chased and targeted Palestinian fishing boats off the coast of the Bay of Galilee in northern Gaza. Zechariah Ba, a spokesman for the People's Committee, said the Israeli Navy had used torpedoes to hit fishing boats fishing off the coast of Sudan west of the Bay of Galilee. Ba explained that the use of torpedoes to chase fishing boats could damage boats and damage equipment on the ship. The event is one of a total of 40 actions targeting the Palestinian people since early September until now. The reports show that five people were injured and one person was seriously injured. Two people were arrested, three fishing boats were destroyed and another boat was confiscated. The actions targeting the Palestinian people include many different forms of torture, including the use of weapons such as guns and rubber bullets, torpedoes and guided missiles. In addition, there are also incidents where the Israeli Navy has used torpedoes to hit fishing boats. The Palestinian side accuses these actions of the Israeli Navy as a significant threat to the livelihood and safety of the people of Gaza. After China's recent military exercises, the number of aircraft approaching Taiwan has reached a record number of 103. Recently, in a report from the Ministry of Defense, the Ministry of National Defense said that there are 24 aircraft near the island that are being deployed to the Taiwan Strait. The Ministry of National Defense said in a statement that China's recent actions are quite unusual. The statement was made by the Ministry of National Defense on September 21 that it is monitoring China's missile forces. The statement said that it is monitoring China's ground forces and will coordinate the deployment of aircraft, ships and missile systems on the island to respond if necessary. On September 23, Reuters reported an exclusive news from Joe Biden's assistant that the US president is negotiating with Vietnam on an agreement to transfer the largest arms in history. The two countries used to have an awkward time in the past are now holding hands with an agreement on arms that may dissatisfy China. Accordingly, a large-scale package of F-16 fighter jets could happen in reality based on a new partnership between Washington and Hanoi. The article said that with the sale of a fighter jet, the US would help Vietnam in a tense situation over the disputed South China Sea. According to Reuters, this arms deal is still in the early stages with the exact terms of the deal. Biden's administration is trying to balance geopolitical competition with China, including in the Pacific, and manage a responsible relationship between the two superpowers. Earlier this month, Vietnam upgraded diplomatic relations with Washington to the highest level since the end of the Vietnam War. According to U.S. officials, Vietnam spends about $2 billion a year on arms imports, and Washington is optimistic that it can transfer some of that money into arms imports from the U.S. or its allies and partners, especially South Korea and the U.S.