Ukraine has begun its 'all or nothing' offensive, hoping to drive out Russian forces for good
Ukraine has begun its ‘all or nothing offensive’ to drive out Russian troops from its territory – 16 months after Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion.
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Ukraine has begun its ‘all or nothing offensive’ to drive out Russian troops from its territory – 16 months after Vladimir Putin’s illegal invasion.
Ukrainian forces have advanced on Bakhmut, Kyiv's Deputy Defence Minister Hanna Maliar said, describing the embattled city as the 'epicentre of hostilities'.
STORY: Ukrainian forces say that they're continuing to advance on the northern and southern flanks of the city of Bakhmut, in an attempt to encircle and trap the Russian troops inside - just days after Moscow claimed to have finally captured it through eight months of grinding warfare. | 12:14pm
Russian troops are going ‘over the top’ in ‘zombie waves’ directly into Ukrainian machine gun fire
At critical point in war, Ukraine could press – or appear to press – in multiple locations to try to push Russians back