Geography of Ukraine
Wagner threatens Bakhmut pullout in attack on Russian army brass
Russian paramilitary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin on Friday threatened to pull frontline troops out of Bakhmut -- the epicentre of Ukraine's determined fight against Moscow's forces - in an extraordinary attack on military chiefs ahead of an expected offensive by Kyiv.
Russia launches pre-dawn missile attack on Ukraine
Russian strikes killed one person and wounded three others in the Ukrainian region of Kherson, a regional official said Monday.
Moscow also launched a hail of missiles across Ukraine early on Monday, with Kyiv reporting it had shot down most of the projectiles.
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Day 431 of the Invasion of Ukraine: The Situation in Bakhmut remains Very Complex
Russians are killing each other?
Ukrainians state that everything happened in the occupied city of Stanytsia Luhanska in the Donetsk region.
"The two sides (different Russian forces) are trying to shift the blame for their own tactical misjudgments and losses to each other," the report said.
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Ukrainian troop positions spark counteroffensive speculation
Ukrainian military forces have successfully established positions on the eastern side of the Dnieper River, according to a new analysis, giving rise to speculation Sunday that the advances could be an early sign of Kiev's long-awaited spring counteroffensive.
The commander claims: They switched to "scorched earth" tactics
Bakhmut's "burning": Meteorit is "crumbling" Russian positions? VIDEO
Thus, in recent days, an extraordinary video from the war in Ukraine appeared on social networks, which allegedly shows how the Meteorit UR-77 mine-clearing vehicle, operated by Ukrainians, does not make its way through the minefield, which is what it is intended for, but is used as an offensive weapon against the Russians forces in an urban environment.
The Russians took over: "The whole city is in our hands"
"Practically the entire city is in the hands of our army. The most important thing is that our forces liberated the AZOM industrial zone a long time ago - this was the last difficult border. After that, the Bakhmut-1 station was captured. After that, the enemy had to retreat somewhat chaotically on ill-prepared lines," he said.
It didn't "fall"?
According to him, fighting is raging around the city administration building, which the Russian paramilitary group Wagner claims raised the Russian flag on.
Cherevaty told Reuters by telephone that Bakhmut is Ukrainian.
"Bakhmut is Ukrainian, they have not taken anything and they are very far from doing so, to put it mildly," said Cherevaty.
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