2024-05-16 20:08:52
Escalating Conflict in Kharkiv: Russian Advancements, Humanitarian Crisis, and International Response
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New York Times - Europe
Defending in Its North, Ukraine Faces Pressure All Along Front Line
Politics
Ukrainian forces are slowing down Russia's offensive push in the northeast while facing new assaults in other locations along the front line. President Zelensky stated that they have partially stabilized the situation, but Russian forces continue to engage in small unit fighting tactics in villages near Kharkiv.
Thế giới - VnExpress
Russia seizes nearly 260 square kilometers of territory in 6 days of Kharkov offensive
Politics
Russian forces have gained control of an additional 278 square kilometers of territory, including 257 square kilometers in Kharkov, since launching their offensive in northeastern Ukraine. This marks the largest advance by Moscow since late 2022. The Ukrainian military has launched a large-scale counteroffensive, but the frontline has remained largely unchanged.
The Guardian
How Russia has advanced in Kharkiv despite warnings attack was coming
Politics
Russian forces have advanced across the border north and north-west of Kharkiv, raising questions about Ukraine's ability to defend itself. The attack was anticipated by Ukraine and western intelligence, with warnings given to Ukraine's leadership. The rapid reversal in the area suggests a diversionary attack to weaken defensive lines in Donbas and an attempt to turn Kharkiv into a ghost town through bombardment.
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