Ukraine Attacks Russian Defenses Amid Rumors the Counteroffensive Has Begun
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Ukraine Attacks Russian Defenses Amid Rumors the Counteroffensive Has Begun
Ukraine Attacks Russian Defenses, Amid Rumors the Counteroffensive Has Begun.
On June 8, Ukrainian forces launched
an assault on Russian-held positions
in the south of Zaporizhzhia.
'The Guardian' reports that some officials in Ukraine
have said that the intense fighting marked the
beginning of Kyiv's anticipated counteroffensive.
Intense fighting, believed to include western-
supplied tanks, armored vehicles, infantry and
artillery, took place outside of the town of Tokmak.
.
'The Guardian' reports that Ukrainian officials have
previously said that an official announcement would
not be made when the counteroffensive begins.
According to the Institute for the Study of War, , a U.S.-based thinktank closely following Russia's war against Ukraine, it is likely that the counteroffensive is underway.
Activity throughout Ukraine is consistent
with a variety of indicators that Ukrainian
counteroffensive operations
are under way across the theater, Institute for the Study of War, via Twitter.
The news comes following days of heavy shelling against
Russian defenses, with Ukrainian forces attempting to
block routes to the Russian-held city of Melitopol.
The news comes following days of heavy shelling against
Russian defenses, with Ukrainian forces attempting to
block routes to the Russian-held city of Melitopol.
The city of Tokmak is a major Russian logistical hub
that is both a major railway and the center of
communications between Mauripol, Berdyansk and Crimea.
The city of Tokmak is a major Russian logistical hub
that is both a major railway and the center of
communications between Mauripol, Berdyansk and Crimea.
'The Guardian' reports that the counteroffensive has long been
believed to be aimed at severing the Russian "land bridge"
that links Crimea with occupied parts of the south and east.
'The Guardian' reports that the counteroffensive has long been
believed to be aimed at severing the Russian "land bridge"
that links Crimea with occupied parts of the south and east
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Ukraine marked its 82nd week of conflict with notable military victories, dismantling Russian air defenses in Crimea and securing key towns near Bakhmut in Eastern Ukraine. Simultaneously, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned Russia for weaponizing energy and food at a UN Security Council session on Ukraine. Trudeau urged support for Ukraine while emphasizing the importance of sustainable development goals in addressing the crisis.
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Ukrainian media outlets quoted intelligence sources as saying that explosions were reported in the Crimean city of Sevastopol on Sunday. Reports said that the blasts were heard due to a joint operation by Ukrainian forces. However, a Moscow-installed official countered the claims of these Ukrainian reports, asserting that Russia's enemies were trying to claim false victory. Sevastopol is the largest in Crimea and is currently the home to Russia's Black Sea Fleet. The Moscow-installed governor of Sevastopol, Mikhail Razvozhayev reportedly said on Telegram that everything was calm in his city.
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Ukraine has confirmed that British and French cruise missiles - fired from either wing of a Ukrainian bomber - were used in a major attack against Russia's navy.. Sky News
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According to the Institute for the Study of War, President Putin almost certainly ordered the Russian military command to shoot down the plane carrying Wagner founder and financier, Yevgeny Prigozhin. But the question remains - why?
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The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reports that a Russian insider source claims Wagner forces are conducting their first stage of withdrawal from Belarus
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Ukraine to Sue Poland, Hungary and Slovakia , Over Food Import Bans.
In May, EU restrictions allowed Ukraine's neighbors, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia, .
"to ban domestic sales of Ukrainian wheat, maize, rapeseed and sunflower seeds," Reuters reports. .
"to ban domestic sales of Ukrainian wheat, maize, rapeseed and sunflower seeds," Reuters reports. .
But on Sept. 15, after the European Commission refused to extend its import ban.
Hungary, Poland and Slovakia announced Ukrainian grain import restrictions of their own. .
The countries maintain that the
restrictions are intended to protect their economies and farmers, Reuters reports. .
The countries maintain that the
restrictions are intended to protect their economies and farmers, Reuters reports. .
On Sept. 18, Ukrainian officials
announced that a lawsuit will be filed
against Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
Polish politician Radoslaw Fogiel said that if Ukraine does sue, it would "reverberate badly in Poland.".
Our decision is not aimed at Ukraine,
it is dictated by the protection of
the Polish farmer and the protection
of Poland's interests. , Radoslaw Fogiel, the head of Poland's parliamentary
foreign affairs commission, via Reuters.
Ukrainian Trade Representative Taras Kachka
said that Kyiv is prepared to "take on the responsibility to ensure that export from Ukraine is not creating any tsunami in neighboring countries." .
In order to ship grain, Ukraine intends
to use "real time" export licenses.
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