Russian Advances and Geopolitical Tensions: November 2024 Update
The Institute for the Study of War reports on various geopolitical developments, including Russian efforts to discredit Moldovan President Maia Sandu's election victory and ongoing protests in Georgia over alleged election fraud. An investigation by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reveals Russia's 2022 demands for Ukraine's capitulation, supporting claims that Russia never intended to negotiate in good faith. Russian attacks have significantly impacted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, and the Kremlin continues to manipulate media narratives. Additionally, Russian authorities arrested a high-ranking official for bribery, and military operations continue in Eastern Ukraine.
- Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November 4, 2024 Institute for the Study of War
- ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, November, 3, 2024 Kyiv Post
- As North Korean troops approach Ukraine’s border, Russian forces make slow, but steady gains in the East Washington Examiner
- Sitrep for Nov. 1-4, 2024 (as of 9:30 a.m. UTC+3) Citeam.org
- Russian agents trying to cancel Sandu's election victory in Moldova RBC-Ukraine
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