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Ukraine recaptures more territory as Russia strikes civilians and historical sites

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The Armed Forces of Ukraine are continuing their territorial gains in the Dnipropetrovsk region in a string of territorial victories that began late last year. Ukraine is also successfully the oil and defences industries deep inside Russia.

Meanwhile, Russia keeps firing drones and missiles at Ukrainian civilians every day with last night alone Russia firing more than 100 drones at Ukrainian cities. During the weekend, at least two civilians were killed and two children were wounded in Zaporizhzhia by Russian drones. Russia also struck an architectural landmark in Kherson.

Meanwhile, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that talks are ongoing in Washington with Ukraine’s diplomatic team and the US government’s delegation.

Footage below by Zarina Zabrisky.

Feature image of Zaporizhzhia – attack on electrical substation during the weekend.

 

 

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2 responses to “Ukraine recaptures more territory as Russia strikes civilians and historical sites”

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    Russia strikes 17-century UNESCO building at the heart of Lviv - The Maltese Herald

    […] strikes Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure with drones and missiles on a daily […]

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    […] Russia is transitioning into a full-time war economy and totalitarian dystopia as losses at the front line keep mounting. Russian casualties in Ukraine are estimated to have increased to more than 30,000 Russian soldiers per month with the total Russian casualties so far amounting up to 1.3 million soldiers. Ukraine is also making gradual gains at the front-lines. […]

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