Zelensky claims Ukraine ‘de-occupied’ around 140 kilometres of territory from Russia, hurled 42,000 casualties a month
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Zelensky claims Ukraine ‘de-occupied’ around 140 kilometres of territory from Russia, hurled 42,000 casualties a month
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said the Ukrainian forces have so far “de-occupied” about 125-140 square kilometres of territory under
Zelensky told the Reuters news agency: "We have stabilized the situation at the front in the Donetsk region
Zelensky told the Reuters news agency: "We have stabilized the situation at the front in the Donetsk region. We are achieving success in Operation Vivaldi, which is ongoing. "
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, said this evening that the Vivaldi operation made it possible to recapture about 125 to 140 square kilometers in the Don region.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, said this evening that Operation Vivaldi enabled the recapture of around 125 to 140 square kilometers in the Donbass region.
This was stated by the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, reports Reuters.How many territories were deoccupied during “Vivaldy"According to Zelensky, as of October 3, during Operation Vivaldi, the Ukrainian military de-occupied about 125-140 square kilometers of territory.The president stressed that the offensive operation is still ongoing, so it is too early to talk about its final results.He also noted that during the operation, the Ukra…
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