DeepState: The Russian Federation is actively deploying reserves on all fronts

"After the Kursk operation, the enemy began to actively redeploy reserves in directions, "as if the war would stop tomorrow," and it was necessary to capture as much as possible. This could not go on forever without consequences, so on September 10-13, there was a rotation in certain areas and a regrouping of the main forces," the analysts note.

In their opinion, this created conditions for another buildup of efforts, which is happening now.

"September 19 became a record for the number of daily attacks in recent times - as many as 226," DeepState states.

The analysts also provided statistics on the average daily number of attacks from May to September, indicating an increase in the occupiers’ activity. Namely:

• May - 122;
• June - 125;
• July - 143;
• August - 145;
• September (for the first 19 days of the month) - 170.

Compared to May, DeepState notes, there was an average increase of 50 attacks per day.

"The overall nature of the attacks has gradually changed, but each such attack ends with losses. Unfortunately, the enemy still has some backup strength, and there is no sign of the exhaustion that was generally expected in September," the analysts concluded.