Ukraine Says It Frees More Territory in Donetsk Region Counteroffensive
The counteroffensive has also disrupted Russian plans to threaten Sloviansk and Kramatorsk, while forcing Moscow to redeploy units, Biletskyi said.
- On Wednesday, Ukraine said it liberated 16 villages in the Donetsk region, according to senior commander Gen. Andrii Biletskyi, marking a significant frontline pushback amid increased Russian air attacks.
- Kyiv's Third Army Corps launched operation 'Vivaldi' last month to dislodge Russian troops from the strategic 'fortress belt' north of Sloviansk, aiming to seize ground initiative from Russia.
- Recent assaults liberated three additional villages, bringing total freed territory to 277 square kilometers located 30 km north of Sloviansk.
- In a video address, Biletskyi stated the Kremlin's plan to seize Donetsk and Luhansk will not be implemented in the foreseeable future, directly challenging Russian territorial ambitions.
- Russia has demanded Ukraine cede 20 percent of Donetsk region it controls before ending conflict, though Russian battlefield gains have slowed this year amid Ukrainian tactical advances.
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The Ukrainian army says that in the fourth phase of its counteroffensive in the east of the country, it has secured another 101 square kilometers of territory...
In the Donbass, Ukrainian troops are said to be able to extend their successes north of Slovyansk. Thus, a capture of the region by the Russian invaders is moving further and further away.
The Ukrainian army released 16 villages under the control of Russian forces in the Donetsk region of the east of the country, within the framework of the latest counter-offensive, announced Wednesday a high-ranking commander, it being part of what he called a major offensive on the front line, on the background of intensifying Russian air attacks in other areas. ...
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