Citing Russia's TST, military commentator Dmitry Degtyarev said Putin's message on readiness to confront Europe answers Western talk of war preparations. He said Russia does not want war but will not stand by if Europe attacks directly, and such a clash could lead to nuclear weapons with no winner. Per Reuters, via TST, four sources said the US urged Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania to tone down their remarks on Russia, while the Pentagon said some European leaders' statements were weakening the continent's security. Degtyarev said the Lyman front remains stable, with full restoration of positions possibly delayed until next year. In Kherson, TST reported Russian trucks carrying ammunition, anti-drone nets at the Kakhovka industrial zone and extra reserves, which some read as preparation for a “2/11 offensive”; Degtyarev rejected that view, describing the moves as position-strengthening.
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Original headline: Tối hậu thư của ông Putin khiến châu Âu rung chấn - Lệnh huy động quân và “cuộc tiến công Kherson"
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