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Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Begins in S. Ukraine; Armed Forces of Ukraine Break Through 1st Line of Russian Defence in Kherson Oblast; Attacks of Russian Army Repulsed on 5 fronts; Ukraine Aims to Build on Initial Gains in Southern Offensive, LIVE UPDATES and MORE

Kyiv’s counteroffensive begins in southern Ukraine:

The Ukrainian military launched a long-expected counter attack in the Kherson region Tuesday, as President Volodymyr Zelensky warned occupying Russian troops to run for their lives.

“If they want to survive, it’s time for the Russian military to run away — go home,” he said in his nightly address. “Ukraine is taking back its own [land].”

The ground offensive — the first major effort to take back a large swath of territory since Russian forces invaded in February — comes after weeks of Ukrainian rocket strikes against ammunition depots, bridges and supply lines in occupied territory.

It also follows a series of bold operations by Ukrainian forces, including multiple strikes against Russian bases in occupied Crimea — south of the Kherson province and long though to be out of the reach of Kyiv’s arsenal.

A verifiable accounting of battlefield gains was difficult to come by on Tuesday.

Ukrainian newspaper Ukrainska Pravda relayed Russian reports that occupying forces were coming under fire Monday night. By Tuesday, some villages in the region were rumored to have been liberated.

Oleksiy Arestovych, a senior advisor to Zelensky, said that Russian defenses had been “broken through in a few hours” by Ukrainian advances. —>READ MORE HERE

Armed Forces of Ukraine break through first line of Russian defence in Kherson Oblast – Kakhovka Operational Group:

The Kakhovka Operational Group have published a video in which it is said that the Ukrainian army broke through the first line of Russian defence in Kherson Oblast.

Source: Kakhovka Operational Group; Ukrainska Pravda sources in the Ukrainian Armed Forces; Dom TV channel

Quote: “The 109th regiment of the so-called ‘DPR’ (Donetsk People’s Republic) has withdrawn from its positions in Kherson Oblast, and the Russian elite Airborne, who supported them, fled the battlefield.”

Details:

The operational group also published a video in which a Russian soldier complains that the Ukrainian Forces have broken through the first line of defence in Kherson Oblast.

Ukrainska Pravda’s sources have confirmed a breakthrough by the Ukrainian forces. —>READ MORE HERE

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