Coverage dated October 17, 2022 to October 18, 2022

Russian Commander Admits Military Situation Is ‘Tense' in Ukraine; Zelensyy Says Kremlin Is Politically Bankrupt

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The new commander of Russian forces in Ukraine has acknowledged that the military situation there is difficult, particularly around the southern Kherson region.

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The Bemidji Pioneer
Russian commander admits situation is 'tense' for his forces in Ukraine (opens The Bemidji Pioneer)
Published Oct 17, 2022
The Bemidji Pioneer's feed description
Russian forces in Kherson have been driven back by 13-20 miles in the last few weeks and are at risk of being pinned against the western bank of the 1,367-mile-long Dnipro river that bisects Ukraine.
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
Russian Commander Admits Military Situation Is ‘Tense' in Ukraine; Zelensyy Says Kremlin Is Politically Bankrupt (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)
Published Oct 18, 2022
NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth's feed description
The new commander of Russian forces in Ukraine has acknowledged that the military situation there is difficult, particularly around the southern Kherson region.
NBC10 Philadelphia
Russian Commander Admits Situation Is ‘Tense' in Ukraine; Mass Evacuation Begins From Occupied Kherson (opens NBC10 Philadelphia)
Published Oct 18, 2022
NBC10 Philadelphia's feed description
The new commander of Russian forces in Ukraine has acknowledged that the military situation there is difficult, particularly around the southern Kherson region.

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