Russia's Deadline to Capture Donbas Slips Again as Military Asks for More Time, Ukraine Says
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Russia has reportedly postponed its own deadline for the complete occupation of Donbas for the 15th time, with the new target date being March 31, 2027, reports the Kyiv Independent.
Palisa: Russia sets new deadline to capture Donetsk region by end of 2026 – early 2027
The political leadership of Russia has set another deadline for the complete occupation of Donetsk region by the end of 2026, while the Russian military is requesting to push this timeline to March 31, 2027, reported Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Pavlo Palisa on his Telegram channel on Monday.
According to Paliza, the Russian military wants Putin to move the time frame for the seizure of the Donetsk region.
Russia has once again set a new deadline for the capture of Donbas: the political leadership demands to do this by the end of 2026, and the military asks for time until March 31, 2027-08 September 2026
Russia has set a new deadline for the conquest of the Ukrainian Donbass to March 31, 2027. Russian troops have thus postponed reaching the borders of the Donetsk region for the fifteenth time, according to Pavlo Palisa, Deputy Head of the Office of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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