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Russian military chiefs have been stunned after Ukraine vowed to continue its counteroffensive into winter, despite expectations for a break in the fighting.
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Russian military chiefs have been stunned after Ukraine vowed to continue its counteroffensive into winter, despite expectations for a break in the fighting.
There is a "realistic possibility" that Ukrainian forces can break through the remaining Russian defensive lines on the southern front by the end of 2023, Trent Maul, the director for analysis of the U.S.' Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), said in an interview with The Economist on Sept. 6.
The 155-caliber artillery received from partners prevents Russian troops from deploying in the sector of Tavria task force, the group's commander, Brigadier General Oleksandr Tarnavsky told Interfax-Ukraine.