Zelenskyy denies Ukrainian city of Bakhmut occupied by Russian forces
- Russian and Ukrainian troops are still engaged in fierce battles in and around Bakhmut despite conflicting reports about the city's control.
- Russian President Putin has congratulated his troops on capturing the area, with the leader of the Wagner mercenary group claiming the city was taken at midday on Saturday.
- The fall of Bakhmut would be a tactical advantage for Russia but would not prove decisive to the outcome of the war, analysts say.
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Zelenskyy denies Ukrainian city of Bakhmut occupied by Russian forces
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Sunday that Russian forces weren't occupying Bakhmut, casting doubt on Moscow's insistence that the eastern Ukrainian city had fallen. Responding to a reporter’s question about the status of the city at the Group of Seven summit in Japan, Ze...
Zelensky says Bakhmut ‘not occupied’ by Russia
KYIV, May 22 — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said yesterday that Bakhmut was “not occupied” by Moscow, while the head of Russia’s Wagner mercenary group insisted his fighters had taken control of the eastern city “to the last centimetre”. Kyiv’s military said it was hanging on to a small part of the city and said its troops were advancing on its flanks. Bakhmut, a salt-mining town that once had a population of 70,000 people, has been th…
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