Russians claim key city of Vuhledar in Ukraine's east
- Russian troops have gained complete control of the town of Vuhledar in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region after over two years of resistance, according to the SHOT Telegram channel.
- The Ukrainian military retreated to preserve personnel and equipment, stating that it was necessary to avoid encirclement.
- Ukrainian soldiers reportedly escaped Vuhledar on foot as Russian forces cut off the main evacuation route, indicating a critical situation.
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Explained: How Significant Is Russia's Capture Of Ukraine's Vuhledar?
Russian troops are in complete control of the town of Vuhledar in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region that has resisted Russian assaults for more than two years, the SHOT Telegram channel and pro-Russian war bloggers said on Wednesday.
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