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In contrast to the opinions voiced in previous
videos, U.S. intelligence has its own analysis

and timeline for a Ukrainian counterattack.

U.S. intelligence believes that the Ukrainian
military has an opportunity to advance in

the south and east of the country within the
next six weeks.

U.S. intelligence believes a massive defeat
of Russian forces that would allow Ukraine

to seize another huge swath of territory,
as in the Kharkiv region, is unlikely.

But they estimate that individual Russian
units could break in the face of a sustained

onslaught by the AFU, allowing Ukraine to
liberate towns in the Donbass and possibly

de-occupy the city of Kherson.

That is, intelligence forecasts are moderately
positive; it is always better to count on

more while voicing lesser goals.

The Ukrainian offensive may soon force Russian
forces in Kherson to retreat behind the Dnieper

River, returning most of the city to Ukrainian
control.

Also, some sources said that the AFU appears
ready to move forward and break the stalemate

in Luhansk, where it may have the opportunity
to surround or break Russian defenses to the

east.

U.S. and Ukrainian officials are wary of making
accurate predictions, but note that fighting

is likely to continue for several more months
but by the end of this year.

According to British intelligence, the Russian
command has probably decided to leave the

captured territories of the Kherson region
on the west bank of the Dnieper, which confirms

my thoughts voiced in previous issues.

According to the AFU General Staff, the occupiers
moved about 2,000 units of mobilized cannon

fodder to the line of contact in the Kherson
region to make up for their losses.

These are the recruits who in their lives
may not have even held a weapon in their hands,

most of these "forced invaders" will be eliminated
or captured by AFU soldiers.

That said, Russia, according to U.S. officials
and military analysts, has not yet lost the

war.

Officials urged never to underestimate the
enemy, as Russian dictator Vladimir Putin

appears ready to continue the war.

Losses among his own population and even more
so among Ukrainians do not interest him, like

any dictator.

He needs victory at any cost, especially now
that interesting processes are starting behind

his back.

"Washington knows everything that is going
on in the Kremlin, behind Putin's back they

are actually starting to share power.

Those who know that Putin is not eternal are
beginning to think about their own future.

Data is coming in from these people as well,
which could not have happened 2-3 years ago.

We get pretty good data, so what sometimes
gets into the press is trivial compared to

what we know.

But even what gets in the media comes from
reliable sources that we know about," said

David Debatto, a U.S. military intelligence
special agent.