Ukraine says Russian Kharkiv offensive expands combat zone by 70 km
General Oleksandr Syrskyi stated the Russian push has ignited fierce fighting across a broader front as Moscow attempts to draw more Ukrainian reserve forces into battle.
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Ukraine claims halting Russian advance in Kharkiv amid bitter fighting
While Ukraine claimed some success in stalling Moscow's advance in certain areas, the very fact Russian troops have managed to regain the initiative in Kharkiv underscores the acute manpower and ammunition shortages crippling Kyiv's overstretched forces.
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