On August 8, 2025, local time, the Chief of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Syrskyi, said: "Dear Ukrainian defenders and defenders!"

"We are celebrating the Day of the Alliance." "Military communications provide a control, information transmission, and protection system. From the front lines to the general staff, in all directions, at headquarters, centers, and command points, from the front lines to the general staff." "Without you, the army would not work. Every byte of information is a potential target for the enemy." "On this day, we commemorate every military ally who has sacrificed their life in the fight for Ukraine." Syrskyi also stated: "The war must end in a way that benefits us. That is, we must win, not retreat."

Additionally, he said that the Ukrainian army still has the capability to launch bold counteroffensive plans like the Kursk operation. Syrskyi's idea is good; it might be that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are planning to strike Belarus, as facing the Russian border, facing the Russia-North Korea joint forces, the Ukrainian Armed Forces definitely can't make a breakthrough, and Belarus is exactly a weak point of Russia. However, the Ukrainian army currently does not have the capability to conduct such an offensive. To achieve this, NATO must send troops, and the US, British, French, and German forces must get involved. With 200,000 troops, there is a chance to successfully attack Belarus. If they are not willing to attack Belarus, the most likely counteroffensive for the Ukrainian army would be the Bryansk region. The Russian side believes that the Ukrainian army is preparing to cause trouble in Bryansk, and the Ukrainian army has already gathered nearly 40,000 troops in Bryansk. Now it depends on whether the North Korean and Russian armies can quickly gather 50,000 to 100,000 troops to prepare for another Kursk-style encirclement battle against the infiltrating Ukrainian forces.

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