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Russia Makes Biggest 24-Hour Advance in Eastern Ukraine Ahead of Alaska Summit
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She claims to have conquered more than 110 km2 in 24 hours, her biggest progression in more than a year.
Russia makes biggest 24-hour advance in eastern Ukraine ahead of Alaska summit
The Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine made major advances Wednesday as European leaders held online talks with US President Donald Trump ahead of his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Just days ahead of the Alaska summit, Russia made its biggest 24-hour advance into Ukraine in over a year, according to data from a US research group.
Russia Makes Biggest Push in a Year as Trump-Putin Summit Looms
Russia’s military operations in eastern Ukraine were gaining speed and seizing more ground on Wednesday ahead of a summit in Alaska between U.S. president Donald Trump and Russia’s Vladimir Putin. According to an analysis of battlefield data from the U.S.-based Institute for the Study of War, Russian forces have made their biggest 24-hour advance into Ukraine in more than a year. And, as battle raged, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky and …
The Russian Ministry of Defence stated, in a statement issued on Wednesday, 13 August, that its units had conquered two localities south-west of the city-garnison of Dobropillia, in the Donetsk region.
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