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Russian troops have apparently conquered the eastern Ukrainian city of Wuhledar
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The new NATO chief Rutte reaffirms further aid for Ukraine. Zelenskyy calls on his Ukrainian compatriots to make a major effort in the fall.
2024-10-02 05:40:08
Ukraine
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Ukraine Faces Intensified Russian Assault on Wuhledar
Russian forces have captured the eastern Ukrainian city of Wuhledar, intensifying the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for a significant national effort to counter the Russian offensive.
Meanwhile, NATO's newly appointed Secretary-General Mark Rutte has pledged continued support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need to strengthen NATO capabilities and transatlantic relations. Despite the military setbacks, Ukraine is bolstering its defense industry, producing drones, missiles, and domestic ammunition.
Russian President Vladimir Putin remains resolute in achieving his objectives in Ukraine, as Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities persist. Chancellor Olaf Scholz plans to engage in diplomatic talks with Putin to seek resolution.
The fall of Wuhledar marks a strategic loss for Ukraine, impacting its ability to control key areas and defend against further Russian advances. As the war continues, international support for Ukraine remains crucial in the face of Russian aggression.
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