Following the establishment by Ukrainian forces of fire control over the routes in the temporarily occupied part of the Lugansk region and over the so-called "land corridor" from Rostov-on-Donu to Crimea, Russian military logistics slowed down and changed, but did not stop completely, the head of the Centre for the Study of Occupation, Peter Andrushchenko, explained.
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Following the establishment by Ukrainian forces of fire control over the routes in the temporarily occupied part of the Lugansk region and over the so-called "land corridor" from Rostov-on-Donu to Crimea, Russian military logistics slowed down and changed, but did not stop completely, the head of the Centre for the Study of Occupation, Peter Andrushchenko, explained.