US sees notable progress by Ukraine army
US sees notable progress by Ukraine army
US sees notable progress by Ukraine army in Russia-Ukraine war
In a recent article published by BBC, Ukraine’s forces have made “notable progress” in their push against heavily fortified Russian positions in the south, the US government says.
In the past 72 hours, the Ukraine war news, Ukraine’s forces have made notable progress to push against Russian army in the south of Zaporizhzhia. Russia claims that they have taken strategic heights near the city of Kupiansk in north-eastern Ukraine. None of the claims have been verified in the Ukraine war news.
In the Ukraine war news, Mr Kirby said Kyiv itself had admitted that the push in the south – aimed at splitting the Russian land corridor to Crimea – was going slower than had been hoped. They have achieved some success against that second line of Russian defences in the latest Ukraine war news, he said. Earlier in the week, Ukraine’s military said it had captured the village of Robotyne in the Zaporizhzhia region.
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In the north-east, Ukraine war news update about Russia has massed forces to recapture territory that Ukraine liberated east of Kharkiv. In the south of Ukraine war news, Russia is believed to have built up an elaborate system of trenches and tunnels, defended by minefields, as well as artillery positions and so-called dragon’s teeth anti-tank concrete barriers.
In Ukraine war news update about Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Russian forces had seized the Crimea peninsula and much of Ukraine’s Donbas region, Ukraine war news in 2014.
In recent weeks, the Ukraine war news provide update about Ukraine launched its own attacks on mainland Russia. The Ukraine war news said that three Ukrainian drones targeting the bridge linking Crimea to the Russian mainland had been destroyed in early Saturday morning.
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