Published 1 year ago

Russia may be losing momentum in Bakhmut, says UK intelligence

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Ukrainian forces repelled Russian attempts to advance into the centre of the small eastern city of Bakhmut. British military intelligence says Russian assault may be losing the limited momentum it had obtained. Some Russian MoD units have been reallocated to other sectors, the Ministry of Defence tweeted.

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Evening Standard

Ukraine counterattacks near Bakhmut as Putin’s army ‘losing momentum’, says UK

Ukrainian forces have launched a local counterattack to the west of Bakhmut where Vladimir Putin’s army may be losing its momentum to capture the town after months of fierce fighting, British defence chiefs said on Wednesday.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Russians lose momentum near Bakhmut — British intelligence

Ukrainian forces conducted a local counterattack west of Bakhmut

1 year ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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ZN.UA Зеркало недели

The British Ministry of Defense believes that the Russian offensive on Bakhmut is losing momentum

Some of the invader units were redeployed to other sectors.

1 year ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Deutsche Welle

Ukraine news: Is Russia's attack on Bakhmut losing momentum?

The Russian attack on the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut could soon subside again. Russia reports that it has averted a drone attack on the Crimean peninsula. A news overview.

1 year ago·Germany

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NRK

Ukrainian counterattacks in Bakhmut

Fighting over the city of Bakhmut continues. Ukrainian forces have in recent days carried out several local attacks west of the city, in an attempt to secure the last road securing supplies to the city. It reports both British intelligence and the US think tank ISW.

1 year ago·Norway

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Ukrinform (UA)

Russia's offensive on Bakhmut, presumably, is losing momentum — British intelligence

The offensive of the Russian military on Bakhmut, presumably, is losing momentum, partly due to the fact that the units are being transferred to other parts of the front. — Ukrinform.

1 year ago·Ukraine

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