Kyiv's forces retake over 600 km2 in southeastern Ukraine
What to know about Kyiv's forces retake over 600 km2 in southeastern Ukraine
The Institute for the Study of War analysts framed the operation as evidence Ukraine can still mount coordinated, mechanised counterattacks after more than four years of largely static fighting.
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What happened
The Institute for the Study of War analysts framed the operation as evidence Ukraine can still mount coordinated, mechanised counterattacks after more than four years of largely static fighting.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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