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Two Russian fighter jets and two military And Ukraine may have begun a rolling counteroffensive, starting with decoys, probes and tests of Russian army reactions before attempting a major breakthrough, a military analyst said.Japan said Russia and China were "strenthening" their joint military exercises in Asia.Russia claimed British missiles had been used by Ukraine to target industrial sites in occupied Ukraine.Two Russian fighter jets and two military helicopters were reportedly shot down close to the Ukrainian border.

STREET FIGHTER 2 V RISING DRAGON INTO THE SKY JAPANESE MOD

Yesterday he met with Italian leaders and then Pope Francis, in their first face-to-face talks since the war began.īut before we bring you any more updates today, here are some key moments from Saturday that you should be aware of: Mr Zelenskyy is expected to travel to the west of Germany to receive an award on behalf of Ukraine for the work the country has done in uniting Europe. His arrival in Berlin late last night follows its approval of the biggest package of military equipment it has ever sent to Ukraine, worth some £2.3bn. Volodymyr Zelenskyy is continuing a diplomatic trip in Europe, stopping in Germany today to meet Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Welcome back to our live coverage of the war in Ukraine. "Critically, it is unlikely that CGF has been able to generate a large, capable, mobile reserve to respond to emerging operational challenges." They routinely only conduct "very simple, infantry-based operations" compared to the regular "aspiring to complex joint operations" undertaken by the military at the start of the war. "Now the force is mostly poorly trained mobilised reservists and increasingly reliant on antiquated equipment, with many of its units severely under-strength," said the MoD.

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While Russia maintains roughly the same number of personnel on the battlefield as a year ago - 200,000 - they are no longer made up of professional soldiers and "reasonably modern vehicles", the UK Ministry of Defence said. Retreating brigades to the north and south of Bakhmut have been criticised by Wagner mercenaries positioned in the centre of the city, and defence expert Michael Clarke suggested Ukraine is probing how the Russian army reacts to counterattacks.īritish military intelligence has painted a bleak picture of the likely outcome for Moscow, assessing its forces as poorly trained and poorly equipped to defend a 900-mile front. More than 600 miles away from Berlin, the state of Russian forces on the frontline has been subject to much speculation over the last few days.