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Russia is again on the offensive in Ukraine, having captured a strategic town in Donetsk and entered a small city nearby – but only after weeks of grueling, bloody ground warfare.
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Ukrainian forces have retaken control of Kherson city and surroundings after a Russian withdrawal, while Russia and allies have made much smaller advances along other parts of the frontline.
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In the month or so leading up to Russia’s Kherson withdrawal, Ukrainian forces had already recaptured significant blocks of territory across four provinces, despite Russian claims of annexation.
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Though slow Russian advances have continued in some areas, recent weeks have also seen a string of major Ukrainian victories, which have pushed Russian forces out of most of the areas they had controlled in Kharkiv province.
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Russia and its local allies have continued advances in the east, while Ukraine’s military has made some smaller advances of its own.
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Russia and its allies from the self-proclaimed Lugansk People’s Republic (LPR) have completed their control of the area corresponding to Ukraine’s Luhansk province, while abandoning Snake Island in the Black Sea.