Denys Prokopenko
Ukraine Halts Russian Advance in Kharkiv, Secures Return of 75 Prisoners
The advance of Russian forces in the northern Kharkiv region was successfully halted by Ukrainian forces, according to Michael Carpenter, a representative of the US National Security Council, in a televised interview. Carpenter highlighted the high number of Russian casualties and emphasized that their objectives were not met.
"Azov" Returned to the Front
The "Azov" brigade resumed combat tasks at the front.
This was announced at a briefing by the spokesman of the Main Directorate of the National Guard of Ukraine, Colonel Mykola Urshalovich, quoted by "Unian".
"The legendary Azov brigade was replenished and began to perform combat tasks in the Serebryansk Forest region," he said.
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Day 541 of the Invasion of Ukraine: "Azov" returns at the Front
Attack on Azovstal; Ukrainians to "endure to the end"; Russians suffer heavy losses
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has destroyed hundreds of hospitals and other institutions, left doctors without drugs to fight cancer and made operations impossible, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Help urgently needed; Shooting at the Ukrainian border; Military equipment destroyed
Ukrainian officials said today that Russian forces had launched a comprehensive attack on the Azovstal steel and iron works plant near Mariupol.
As the commander of the Azov regiment, Denys Prokopenko, said, the Ukrainian forces inside the factory have been waging "difficult, bloody battles" for the second day, reports the BBC.
Russian ceasefire to begin at besieged Mariupol steel plant
Ukraine said on May 5 Russia was "trying to destroy" its remaining soldiers holed up in Mariupol's Azovstal steel plant, with Kiev's last defenders in the battered city saying Moscow forces have broken into the giant factory.
"Russian occupiers are focusing on blocking and trying to destroy Ukrainian units in the Azovstal area," Kiev's army said in a statement.