Due to losses, Russian units retreat to Belarus and Russia to reform – British Defense Ministry

Russia may continue to compensate for its limited ground maneuvering capabilities with artillery and missile strikes.

Из-за потерь российские подразделения отступают в Беларусь и РФ для переформирования — Минобороны Британии

Due to significant losses, Russian units are forced to return to the territory of Belarus and Russia. According to the British Ministry of Defense, they are retreating to reform and replenish supplies.

“Such activity puts additional pressure on the tense situation with Russia's logistics and demonstrates the difficulties faced by Russia during the reorganization of its units in the advanced regions of Ukraine,” the statement said.

The British Ministry of Defense also added that Russia is expected to continue to compensate for its limited ground maneuvering capabilities with artillery and missile strikes.

“Russia's stated focus on the offensive in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions has probably been a tacit acknowledgment that it is trying to support more than one significant offensive,” the statement said.

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Following the talks in Istanbul, the head of the Russian delegation Vladimir Medinsky announced a decision to “dramatically reduce hostilities” in the Kiev and Chernihiv areas .

Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the occupiers have been unable to advance in these areas and have suffered heavy losses. The Pentagon believes that the statements of the Russians may be misleading and instead of withdrawal will be a regrouping of troops to try a new offensive .

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Based on materials: ZN.ua

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