⚡️General Staff: Battle for Vovchansk ongoing, Russia achieving 'tactical success.'
Fighting is ongoing for Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast, as Ukrainian troops are attempting to fend off Russia's attempt to capture the city, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported on May 13.
"At the moment, the enemy has tactical success" in the fight for Vovchansk, the General Staff said in a statement on social media.
Ukraine's General Staff said it is mounting a defensive operation to halt Russian advances that have breached Ukraine's defenses. Additional reserves are being deployed to the area in order to "stabilize the situation."
⚡️General Staff: Battle for Vovchansk ongoing, Russia achieving 'tactical success.'
Fighting is ongoing for Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast, as Ukrainian troops are attempting to fend off Russia's attempt to capture the city, the General Staff of Ukraine's Armed Forces reported on May 13.
"At the moment, the enemy has tactical success" in the fight for Vovchansk, the General Staff said in a statement on social media.
Ukraine's General Staff said it is mounting a defensive operation to halt Russian advances that have breached Ukraine's defenses. Additional reserves are being deployed to the area in order to "stabilize the situation."
BY The Kyiv Independent
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