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Russian Forces Claim First Foothold in New Ukraine Region

  • On Monday, Russia’s military announced it had taken control of Dachne, a village located in Ukraine’s central Dnipropetrovsk region, amid a new wave of drone and missile strikes.
  • This event followed months of Russian advances focused on crossing into Dnipropetrovsk, a key industrial area not claimed as Russian territory, while Kyiv denied any foothold.
  • Simultaneously, Moscow launched large-scale drone and missile barrages targeting Ukrainian military recruitment centers, wounding four people in separate cities on Monday.
  • Russia reported intercepting 91 Ukrainian drones during the night, with eight of them being downed near Moscow, while President Zelensky emphasized that maintaining strong air defence is crucial to saving lives.
  • The capture and attacks indicate mounting military pressure on Ukraine, raising logistical challenges for Kyiv and marking a potential psychological setback amid stalled ceasefire talks.
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The Russian army reported for the first time the capture of a village in the central Ukrainian region of Dnipropetrovsk.

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The Russian defence agency reported that the releases were thanks to the assertive actions of the Russian troops executed on Monday, July 7, in the framework of the special military operation in Ukraine. According to the report of the Ministry of Defence, the Center Battle Group was responsible for the liberation of Dachnoye, while the Northern Battle Group continued its advance towards enemy defenses to release Bessalovka. The same report detai…

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Russia reports land gains in Ukraine's important region. Ukrainian drones hinder air traffic in Russia. All developments in the newsblog.

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