The Daily Populous

“We see where Russia is actually going under Putin: 24 years ago there was the Kursk disaster - the symbolic beginning of his rule; and now it is clear what is the end for him.

He pointed out that Russia, which brought war to other nations, is now facing the consequences at home. »

The operation demonstrates Ukraine’s ability to achieve surprise and exploit sudden breakthroughs, something at which Russia has consistently failed since the start of its invasion.

One speculation that has gained a lot of traction is that it could lead to a quicker end to the war.

But for Ukrainians and their Western supporters hoping for an end to the war, some intriguing possibilities may soon be on the table. »

Ukraine said Monday it was holding 1,000 square kilometers (386 square miles) of Russian territory, a week after the surprise cross-border assault that left the Kremlin scrambling and saw Kyiv seize back the initiative in the war.

Earlier, Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to drive Ukrainian troops from his country’s territory, his first major public intervention in the crisis.

The assault is also aimed, he said, at stopping the advance of Russian forces in the east and south of Ukraine. »

Notices of violation could delay those approvals and result in civil monetary penalties for SpaceX, further probes and criminal charges.

In a lengthy post on X, following publication of this story, SpaceX said regulators have told the company that it can continue with launch operations despite the violation notices.

The investigation found that SpaceX discharged industrial wastewater without a permit four times between March and July of this year. »