Ukraine Reinforces Eastern Front Amid Mounting Tensions
Ukraine's army chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, plans to reinforce troops in the Donetsk region with additional reserves and equipment as Russian forces gain momentum. Despite recent Russian advancements, Ukrainian troops continue to repel attacks. The conflict intensifies as tensions rise following President Putin's threats against Ukraine's 'decision-making centers.'
Ukrainian army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi announced strategic reinforcements for troops stationed on the eastern front, following his visit to critical sites in the Donetsk region. The move comes as a response to accelerating Russian advances.
Despite Russian forces achieving their quickest territorial gains since the onset of the 2022 invasion, Ukrainian units managed to fend off Russian incursions near Pokrovsk and Kurakhhove. Syrskyi confirmed enhancing troop strength with additional reserves and equipment.
The conflict with Russia reaches a pivotal stage as President Putin issues a stark warning to Ukraine. Moscow has threatened to target Ukraine's 'decision-making centers' with ballistic missiles after Kyiv's use of Western-supplied weaponry to counterstrike within Russia's borders.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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