Russian troops were withdrawing from around Ukraine's second-largest city after bombarding it for weeks, the Ukrainian military said Saturday, as Kyiv and Moscow's forces engaged in a battle for the country's eastern industrial heartland.
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Ukraine announced on Tuesday that Russia is withdrawing some troops from the region around Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city and a crucial base for the Ukrainian military. The announcement comes after Ukrainian soldiers recently recaptured towns and as top U.S.
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Russian troops are withdrawing from around Ukraine's second-largest city after bombarding it for weeks, the Ukrainian military said Saturday, as Kyiv and Moscow's forces engaged in a grinding battle for the country's eastern industrial heartland.
Ukraine says Russian forces are withdrawing from Ukraine’s second-largest city after weeks of heavy bombardment. Ukraine’s general staff said Saturday that Moscow’s troops were pulling back from Kharkiv in the
Ukraine says Russian forces are withdrawing from Ukraine’s second-largest city after weeks of heavy bombardment. Ukraine’s general staff said Saturday that Moscow’s troops were pulling back from Kharkiv in the
Meanwhile, Russia's offensive in Donbas appears to be turning into a village-by-village, back-and-forth fight with no major breakthroughs on either side
In our news wrap Saturday, Ukrainians say Russia is withdrawing from Kharkiv as a Senate Republican delegation led by Minority Leader Mitch McConnell visited Ukraine, authorities say at least 10 people were killed in a mass shooting at a Buffalo, N.Y.
The Ukrainian army says Russian troops are "focused on withdrawing" from Ukraine's second-largest city. Meanwhile, Germany's chancellor condemned the war's impact on global food supplies. Follow DW for the latest.
Ukrainian soldiers are continuing to retake villages around Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, and pushing Russian forces further toward the border. Some residents have now been able to return to their homes.
On Saturday, Ukraine’s general staff said that Moscow’s troops were pulling back from Kharkiv in the northeast while launching mortar, artillery, and air strikes in the eastern Donetsk province.
Ukraine’s general staff said the Russians were pulling back from the northeastern city of Kharkiv and focusing on guarding supply routes, while launching mortar, artillery and airstrikes in the eastern Donetsk province in order to “deplete Ukrainian forces and destroy fortifications.”
"Ukrainian forces prevented Russian troops from encircling, let alone seizing Kharkiv, and then expelled them from around the city," a US think tank said.
Russian forces are pulling back from Ukraine's second-largest city after weeks of heavy bombardment, the Ukrainian military says, as a battle for the country's eastern industrial heartland continues.
The Ukrainian army says Russian troops are "focused on withdrawing" from Ukraine's second-largest city. Meanwhile, Germany's chancellor condemned the war's impact on global food supplies. Follow DW for the latest.
Russian troops were withdrawing from around Ukraine's second-largest city after bombarding it for weeks, the Ukrainian military said Saturday, as Kyiv and Moscow's forces engaged in a battle for the country's eastern industrial heartland.
Kyiv says Russian forces have retreated from Kharkiv to shore up their defences of Izyum where Ukraine has launched a counter-offensive. Ukrainian forces have been clearing the liberated villages near Kharkiv, but many residents have already fled the region.
Ukrainian soldiers have reached the border after pushing back Russian forces in Kharkiv. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned of more attacks in Donbas. DW has the latest.
