Kyiv's troops say they have advanced up to 1.2 miles, repelling Russian troops on the northern Sumy front
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Kyiv's troops say they have advanced up to 1.2 miles, repelling Russian troops on the northern Sumy front
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The Ukrainian military has claimed to have pushed Russia’s forces back by about 1.2 miles on part of the Sumy front in northern Ukraine.
Putin’s forces moved into Sumy region since the Russian president called for the creation of a buffer zone following operations…
Ukraine says its troops have advanced up to 1.2 miles, repelling Russian forces on the northern Sumy front
Kyiv says its military still holds on in northern part of Pokrovsk and is defending a smaller city nearby
Ukraine’s Zelensky claims his forces were holding their positions around Pokrovsk and Dobropillia
Moscow’s military first claimed it had entered the Dnipropetrovsk region earlier this summer
Ukrainian troops now control almost all of the Dnipropetrovsk region after liberating 400 square kilometres in counterattacks
