Published 1 year ago

War in Ukraine: Kiev intends to “very soon take advantage” of Russian fatigue in Bakhmut

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the front line near Bakhmut. He presented Mayor Ihor Terekhov with the insignia of a "Hero City of Ukraine" He also announced Kiev's response to Russia's recent attacks targetting cities.

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