Ukraine described this Monday as “Complicated” situation in the eastern city of Bakhmut after the Russian forces again attacked it with artillery and ground troops and captured a city in the area, the main theater of operations of the war.
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Russia redoubles its offensive to capture the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut
Relatives mourn the body of Oleksiy Zavadskyi, a Ukrainian soldier who died in action on January 15 in Bakhmut. Photo AP Photo/Daniel Cole.
Ukraine described this Monday as “Complicated” situation in the eastern city of Bakhmut after the Russian forces again attacked it with artillery and ground troops and captured a city in the area, the main theater of operations of the war.
In Germany, meanwhile, the government has announced it has begun training Ukrainian soldiers to drive its Leopard 2 tanks, part of an effort by Ukraine’s allies to equip it with heavier weapons ahead of a planned new Russian offensive.
Source: Clarin
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