Key Takeaways from the ISW:
- Ukrainian forces have reportedly struck seven Russian radars and air defense systems since the night of October 20 to 21.
- South Korea signaled possible readiness to increase support for Ukraine amid continued Ukrainian intelligence on the deployment of North Korean forces near the Russian border with Ukraine.
- Russian federal censor Roskomnadzor implemented its plan to deanonymize Russian social media accounts on November 2.
- Ukrainian and Russian forces marginally advanced north of Sudzha, Kursk Oblast.
- Russian forces marginally advanced north of Kurakhove in Donetsk Oblast.
- Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov claimed to have rescinded an order for his Akhmat Spetsnaz soldiers to not take Ukrainian servicemembers as prisoners in the war in Ukraine.
Authors: Angelica Evans, Davit Gasparyan, Grace Mappes, Nate Trotter, and Fredrick W. Kagan.
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Ukrainian Defense Forces posted a video taken by a reconnaissance drone of the US supplied loitering munitions hitting the Russian “Tor” surface-to-air missile.
Oct. 30