Despite recently announced security deals and aid packages Ukrainian troops are still struggling to stop Russian frontline push.
KYIV — Ukrainian forces are pulling back along parts of the frontline under fierce Russia n pressure; Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed the difficult situation on a lack of weapons for his soldiers.
Ukrainian Army Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi also pointed to the lack of well-trained and motivated troops as a key problem. However, Zelenskyy argued that the situation with troops"is much better than it was three months ago."project spotted Russian troops advancing in the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions. Kremlin forces managed to gain ground over the past two weeks after they launched a new offensive against the coal-mining town of Toretsk.
Two days ago, Ukrainian forces had to withdraw to the other side of a canal running through the outskirts of“It was impractical to hold the Canal neighborhood where the enemy entered because the positions of our troops there were destroyed, so it was decided to move to more protected and better-prepared positions,” Voloshyn told Ukrainian TVThe Ukrainian position was made untenable thanks to pulverizing attacks by Russian glide bombs, the press service of King Danylo's 24th mechanized...
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