Russia-Ukraine War
Russia-Ukraine War
Russia-Ukraine War
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The intensified attacks of Russia build long -standing considerations on how Ukraine is handling their army assumptions and contrary to the assumptions that the Moscow offensive would reduce the speed, according to infantry analysts and the army.
By Marc Santora
Marc Santora has made visits to the front in the year further to talk to Ukrainian soldiers. This Kyiv article reported in Ukraine.
Three Russian infantrymen run on a Cortered road on electric scooters, the video shows, whilst others boost up via muddy fields on all-terrain vehicles.
According to the video on Tretsk, in The East of Ukraine, the video of the Battle of Tretsk, in eastern Ukraine, filmed through the Ukrainian army. While the fighting unleashed, other Russian troops reached armored vehicles.
The twelfth Brigade of special Azov operations, a Ukrainian unit, rained cluster ammunition, hunted the Russians with drones and is dedicated to a closed fight, the video the video. The photographs were verified through army analysts and some were shown on YouTube.
In the end, the attack failed, said Lieutenant Colonel Dmytro Pavlenko-Kryzhhevskyi, the 36-year-old intelligence leader of the brigade, that the video.
The battle, he said, typical of attacks that take their position over a lot of miles from the front, where Ukrainian forces lead to dozens of battles introduced to the ground no larger than a few blocks from the city.
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