Zelensky claims Ukraine ‘de-occupied’ around 140 kilometres of territory from Russia, hurled 42,000 casualties a month
- “As of today, about 125-140 square kilometres have been de-occupied,” Zelensky said (Photo: X/@ZelenskyyUa).
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said the Ukrainian forces have so far “de-occupied” about 125-140 square kilometres of territory under operation “Vivaldi”.
- Operation Vivaldi is a name given by Ukraine’s armed forces to an ongoing counteroffensive in the Lyman direction in northern Donetsk region.
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- “As of today, about 125-140 square kilometres have been de-occupied,” Zelensky said (Photo: X/@ZelenskyyUa).
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday said the Ukrainian forces have so far “de-occupied” about 125-140 square kilometres of territory under operation “Vivaldi”.
- Operation Vivaldi is a name given by Ukraine’s armed forces to an ongoing counteroffensive in the Lyman direction in northern Donetsk region.
Sources: Times of India