'For a certain period of time, things won't be easy for us,' Russian state TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov said. 'We shouldn't be expecting good news.'
would be unable to stop current Ukrainian advances due to delays in the training of troops.
"Time is required for their training, for their combat coordination and for them to have everything they need for entering battle," Solovyov said, according to."This means that for a certain period of time, things won't be easy for us. Right now, we shouldn't be expecting good news. We need to possess 'long will' and strategic patience.
A Ukrainian tank is pictured near the frontlines of the war in the eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine on October 3, 2022. An ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin warned on state-run TV that Russia should not be expecting"good news" amid Ukrainian advances on Monday.Ukrainian forces broke through Russian defenses to advance"dozens of kilometers" along the west bank of the Dnipro River, according to a Reutersciting Russian sources.
Vladimir Saldo, the Russia-installed leader of southern Ukraine's Kherson region, said on Monday that Ukrainian forces had made successful advances and recaptured multiple settlements in the region. "Yes, there were indeed breakthroughs," he reportedly said on state TV."There's a settlement called Dudchany, right along the Dnipro River, and right there, in that region, there was a breakthrough. There are settlements that are occupied by Ukrainian forces."
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