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Ukraine has halted Russia’s advance in the northern Sumy region, commander says
- Ukrainian forces halted Russia's recent advance and stabilized the northeastern border line in Sumy Oblast as of Thursday, 2025-06-26.
- This success follows Russia's broader offensive aiming to control Donetsk and Luhansk borders and establish a buffer zone along Sumy and Kharkiv.
- Ukrainian forces have effectively contained approximately fifty thousand Russian soldiers, among them highly trained airborne and naval infantry units, stopping their movement to other sectors of the conflict.
- Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi reported that the current phase of the Russian summer attack launched from their own territory is losing momentum, as their slow and costly advances stretch along the approximately 1,000-kilometre front line.
- Although a prisoner of war exchange occurred on Thursday, months of failed international ceasefire efforts suggest the conflict continues with front-line volatility.
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According to Ukraine, the Russian advance in the Sumy region of northeastern Ukraine has been stopped. In other directions, Ukraine's defenses are being tested to the limit.
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According to Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Kiev's army has stopped the Russian advance in the Sumy region, preventing the...
Ukrainian forces have halted the recent Russian advance in northern Sumy and stabilized the front line near the border with Russia.
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