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Ukrainian troops are constructing new defensive positions west of Avdiyivka after withdrawing from the city, while many residents have also evacuated. Kyiv has accused Russian forces of shooting eight prisoners of war, sharing a video of one alleged incident. Military analyst Yan Matveev suggests that the Russian Army's lack of discipline, impunity, neglect, and brutality may have played a role in these events.
The Ukrainian city of Avdiyivka is facing a critical situation as Russian forces have made significant advances, with reports suggesting that the city could fall within weeks. The legislative paralysis in Washington, D.C., has stalled a new $60 billion weapons package for Ukraine, while the expected ouster of Ukraine's top military commander adds to the country's gloomy mood. Despite the challenges, Ukrainian society continues to support the government's efforts in the face of the ongoing Russian invasion.
Ukrainian troops are resisting a Russian assault on the industrial city of Avdiyivka in the Donetsk region. Despite heavy losses suffered by Russian forces, the fighting continues, leaving the once peaceful neighborhoods in ruins while some 1,500 residents remain in the area.
Russian troops have been attempting to encircle the industrial city of Avdiyivka in eastern Ukraine for several weeks, but have faced strong resistance from Ukrainian forces. The city, which has a prewar population of 30,000, now has only around 1,600 residents due to the devastation caused by the conflict. With no electricity or running water, residents are forced to seek refuge in basements. Despite the presence of a humanitarian support center, it has become dangerous for residents to venture out. Ukrainian forces have engaged in close-quarter battles in multiple directions to defend Avdiyivka.
Ukrainian forces are fighting off "unlimited" Russian attacks on the Donetsk front, with the city of Avdiyivka in ruins and civilians refusing to leave despite ongoing shelling. The Ukrainian army claims to be holding the line in the area.