The war in Ukraine: Oleksi Hromov, deputy head of the main operational department of the General Staff of Ukraine, said today (Thursday) during a briefing that Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered his army to occupy the entire Donetsk region by September 15, and for this purpose additional forces are being transferred to the area.
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“The Russian occupation forces are once again adjusting their plans and operations in accordance with Putin’s order to enter the administrative borders of the Donetsk region by September 15,” Hromov noted, adding: “According to the data received, due to significant losses in personnel, the High Command of the Russian Federation made a decision The chapter has 31 separate airborne assault brigades of the Airborne Forces and 22 separate dedicated brigades, in which, considering the losses, less than 20% of the crew remained alive.”
The war in Ukraine has been going on for over six months, after Russian forces invaded the country on February 24, on the orders of Russian President Vladimir Putin. Ukrainian soldiers shared their feelings last month, in the shadow of the fighting. “I am exhausted, for several days I did not have time to sit and rest. Basically I am a happy person, but the first days of the war were difficult for me mentally. I just graduated and started working as a film director, so this change between working on a film and living in one – was drastic,” said one of them.
Another Ukrainian soldier said that “the war did not come as a surprise to me, “I expected it to happen, there were warning lights, and we prepared for it in advance and precisely. The day before the war, I returned from a trip to Spain with my partner, and as soon as the war started, I was drafted to fight with my friends, my brothers in arms.”