Russia’s hold on Bakhmut loosened? Ukraine said- ‘Enemy attacks are failing, now the situation is stable’

Russia Ukraine War: The battleground between Russia and Ukraine has become the city of ‘Bakhmut’. Bakhmut is an industrial city in eastern Ukraine, which Russia and Ukraine are waging a military struggle to keep under their control. The armies of both the countries are fighting here for more than seven months. However, now it has been claimed by Ukraine that the situation in ‘Bakhmut’ is stabilizing, and the attacks of the Russian army are failing. Putin has a shortage of tanks.

Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief General Valery Zaluznyy said Ukraine’s military had managed to hold back Russia’s offensive in and around the troubled eastern city of Bakhmut, and the situation was now stabilising. In addition, the UK Ministry of Defense stated that the months-long Russian offensive on the city of Bakhmut has now ceased, as a result of heavy military losses suffered by Russia.

Destruction in Bakhmut, but the capture attempt was not successful
Please tell that this city has turned into ruins due to continuous firing and missile attacks. Thousands of citizens are underground who do not even have food and water. Quoting media reports, it has been learned that there is not a single building here which has remained untouched by the attack. This small industrial town in eastern Ukraine has been under attack from Russian forces for more than seven months. However, despite his best efforts, this city could not come under the control of Russia.

‘Russia struggling with shortage of tanks’
Military experts say there are now clear signs Russia is facing a shortage of equipment, especially heavy tanks. According to the Reuters report, Russian President Vladimir Putin himself accepted this. Putin recently told on state television that Russia plans to manufacture and upgrade a total of 1,600 tanks in the next three years. 440 more tanks will be sent to Ukraine. He said that Western countries will supply Ukraine in the same period.

‘Russian army’s attacks have reduced now’
Ukrainian military spokesman Serhiy Cherevaty was quoted by the Novo Vrmia online news outlet as saying that Russian attacks in and around Bakhmut have now dropped to less than 20 a day, compared to 30 or more in recent days. .

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