Ukrainian troops are making advances and gaining ground in their counteroffensive, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said in brief remarks alongside US Secretary of State Antony Blinken
Putin says sees no need for new mobilisationMilitary experts: Main counteroffensive yet to begin
Not a single resident could be found in Neskuchne, one of a cluster of settlements on the Mokry Yali river that Ukraine says its troops have captured in a steady advance southwards into Russian-held territory since their operation began last week. The mainly one- and two-storey buildings in the village, which had a population of several hundred before Russia invaded last year, had nearly all been damaged. The scene was silent, apart for the crump of artillery fire in the distance.
Russia, for its part, has had months to prepare several layers of defensive lines, meaning Ukraine's advance so far does not necessarily amount to a breach through the front. Leaked U.S. intelligence documents have estimated Russia has suffered losses several times greater than Ukraine's, with the worst casualties coming in recent months. Ukraine does not usually comment on its losses.
Military analysts say the fighting so far is probably still mainly probing attacks by the Ukrainians who have yet to unleash the bulk of their forces, including hundreds of Western-made armoured vehicles, while Russia's main defensive fortifications still lie further back.had be killed in the counteroffensive.
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