US EditionUkraine says it presses Russian troops back on part of Sumy front
Ukrainian forces halted a Russian assault and reclaimed about 2 kilometers on the Sumy front near villages close to the border, according to military reports.
- The Ukrainian military said it pushed Russian forces back about 2 kilometres on part of the Sumy front in northern Ukraine.
- Fighting was raging near the villages of Oleksiivka and Yunakivka, which lie 5 km and 7 km from the Russian border respectively.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy predicted Russia may try to increase pressure and strikes against Ukrainian positions to create favourable political circumstances for talks.
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