Ukraine's Ground Forces Commander Warns of Russia's Amassing 100,000 Troops

Ukraine's Ground Forces Commander Warns of Russia's Amassing 100,000 Troops

By
Svetlana Ivanova
1 min read

Ukraine's ground forces commander has raised concerns about Russia's amassing of 100,000 troops, speculating a potential summer offensive. Lieutenant General Oleksandr Pavliuk cautioned that Ukraine is preparing for this by withdrawing brigades to restore combat capability. The Institute for the Study of War suggested that Russia is maintaining offensive operations in eastern Ukraine, aiming to retain the initiative in the conflict. Russia's reinforcement in specific Ukrainian directions indicates potential offensive activities. This follows Russia's successful seizure of Avdiivka and subsequent minor gains, despite significant casualties. The UK Ministry of Defence reported a record daily average of nearly 1,000 Russian casualties in February. The readiness of both Ukrainian and Russian forces suggests escalating tensions in the region.

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