Ukraine Says Russian Forces Failed to Expand Control Along Sumy Border
Russian troops attempted to widen a roughly 2-4 km strip they occupy along the border but did not succeed, according to Ukrainian official Trehubov, per Ukrinform.
Russian forces attempted to expand the area they control along the border in Ukraine's Sumy region but failed to do so, according to Ukrainian official Trehubov, as reported by Ukrinform.
The strip currently occupied by Russian forces along the border is approximately 2 to 4 kilometers deep, Ukrinform reported.
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- Russian forces try to expand area of control along border in Sumy region but fail — Trehubov — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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