Zelensky says Ukraine retaking territory, plans Kyiv water crossings
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukrainian forces were retaking territory through a series of offensives, including an operation previously unannounced in which Kyiv's troops used gas pipelines to outflank Russian positions. Ukraine also plans to build water crossings in Kyiv as Russia significantly steps up strikes on logistics in and around the capital in recent months.
Why it matters：Ukraine's counterattacks and Russia's strikes on logistics shape the war's next phase and the security of the capital's supply lines.
Key points
- Zelensky described recaptured territory and a previously unannounced offensive.
- Ukrainian troops used gas pipelines to outflank Russian positions.
- Kyiv plans water crossings as Russian strikes on logistics intensify.
Sources (original reporting)
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