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Ukraine recognized for the first time that the Russian army entered Dnipropetrovsk

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Ukraine recognized for the first time that the Russian army entered Dnipropetrovsk
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Ukraine first admitted that the Russian army entered the Dnepropetrovska region, the central administrative area that was spared intense struggles before.

– Yes, they entered the fighting and in progress, he told AFP Viktor Tregubov, a spokesperson of the Operational Strategic Group forces Dnieper.

Moscow first announced in July that her forces progressed in the region – which she did not submit formal territorial requirements. Since then, she claims she took some settlements there.

In a separate statement, the General Staff of Ukraine rejected Moscow’s claims to fully occupied the villages of Zaporozhje and Novogeorgivka. The war supervisory group of DeepState, which has close ties with the Ukrainian army, on Tuesday, however, said Russia occupied them.

– The Russian army now strengthens its positions and accumulates infantry for further advancement – stated the group in publication publishing.

Russian forces slowly, but certainly conquer the terrain in expensive battles for mostly devastated areas in eastern and southern Ukraine, usually with little residents or untouched buildings.

Dnipropetrovsk is not one of the five Ukrainian regions – Donetsk, Herson, Luganska, Zaporozija and Crimea – for which Moscow publicly claims to be Russian territory.

The concession of Ukraine has lost the territory in the region coming at the time when the momentary Peace Agreement paused after the Government Putin and Volodimir for the Nade Progress, Moscow has since disclaimed every immediate meeting between Russian and Ukrainian leaders.

Putin requires that Ukraine withdraw from the part of the territory that still controls as a precondition for stopping his invasion – the requirements that are rejected in Kiev as unacceptable.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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