
Zelensky confirms the Russian offensive north of #Kharkiv.


Zelensky confirms the Russian offensive north of #Kharkiv.
For those interested, we briefly discuss Kharkiv and what a Russian attempt to widen the front might look like in a War on the Rocks episode recorded last week.
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Кожна успішно виконана операція – це довгий процес підготовки бійців та планування.
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Кожна успішно виконана операція – це довгий процес підготовки бійців та планування. На відео невпинна бойова робота бійців #Хартія #НГУ Ми знаємо, за що боремося та хто наш ворог. Сила і воля!
The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine confirmed the attempt by the Russian army to break through the defense line in the north of the Kharkiv region under the cover of armored vehicles. Reserve units were sent to strengthen the defense. The first attacks were repulsed.
As a result of the shelling with cannon artillery, a 64-year-old woman was killed and her 17-year-old granddaughter was injured. The victim was provided with medical aid. Emergency services are working at the scene.

On the morning of May 10, Russian troops shelled the Esman community in Sumy Oblast. An elderly woman was killed, reported by the National Police and the regional military administration.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the Russian army's offensive in the northern part of the Kharkiv region. Zelensky said the Ukrainian Armed Forces are holding back the Russians. : President’s Office
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