02-06-2022, 01:00 PM
Building by building, Russian troops are taking over the strategically important industrial city of Sievjerodonetsk in eastern Ukraine.
They now controlled "80 percent of the city," said Ukrainian regional governor Serhiy Gajdaj. Ukrainian army chief Valeriy Zalushnyi said his soldiers in Luhansk were facing the "most difficult situation" at the moment.
"The enemy has an operational advantage in terms of artillery," he admitted in a phone conversation with his French colleague Thierry Burkhard, according to Kyiv. He advocated converting his troops to NATO types of weapons "as soon as possible". "That would save lives."
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They now controlled "80 percent of the city," said Ukrainian regional governor Serhiy Gajdaj. Ukrainian army chief Valeriy Zalushnyi said his soldiers in Luhansk were facing the "most difficult situation" at the moment.
"The enemy has an operational advantage in terms of artillery," he admitted in a phone conversation with his French colleague Thierry Burkhard, according to Kyiv. He advocated converting his troops to NATO types of weapons "as soon as possible". "That would save lives."
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