Ukraine recognizes that Russia has entered a major area of ​​Dniproptrovsk

The Ukrainian forces admitted that the Russian army had through the eastern industrial zone of Dniproptrovsk and trying to create a foothold.

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Throughout the summer, Russia has claimed that it entered the area, as its forces are trying to push deeper into the Ukrainian lands of the Donetsk region.

In early June, Russian officials said the attack had begun in DNIPROPTROVSK, although the latest Ukrainian reports indicate that they hardly violated the regional borders.

Any Russian progress to DNIPROPTROVSK will be a blow to the Ukrainian moral spirit, and it seems that the US -led diplomatic attempt to achieve its goal even though President Donald Trump meets Russia Vladimir Putin in Alaska.

On Tuesday, the Ukrainian Deep Maps project assessed that Russia has now occupied two villages inside the region, Zaporesk and Novehrierevka.

However, the General Staff of the Armed Forces in Ukraine denied that this is the case. He said in a statement that the army “continues to control” Zaporizke, and “active fighting also continues in the area of ​​Novoorifka.”

Moscow has not been demanded for Dniproptrovsk, unlike the other four eastern regions of Donetsk and Ukraine, but attacked its major cities, including the DNIPRO regional capital.

Before the war, the population of Dniproptrovsk is more than three million, and was the second largest center for heavy industry in Ukraine after Donbas, which consists of Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

Although Russian forces have made slow progress and suffered from very high victims, they have made modern gains in Donetsk.

A group of small pedestrians manufactured 10 km (six miles) of Ukraine’s defense lines near Dopropillia earlier this month, but the last indicators indicate their progress.

Putin is said to have told Trump that he would be ready to end the war if Ukraine handed over the regions of Donetsk that it is still controlling, but many Ukrainians believe that the leader of Russia has other plans.

Colonel Pavlu Palisa, Vice President of the Presidential Office in Kiev, warned to reporters in the United States in June that the Kremlin wanted to occupy all Ukraine east of the DNIPRO, which cuts Ukraine to half.

The head of the European Union’s foreign policy, Kaja Calas, also warned against handing over the Ukrainian lands to Russia as part of a “trap” peace agreement. “We forget that Russia has not made a single privilege and that they are the aggressor here,” she told the BBC.

After Putin’s interview with Alaska, then Ukraine President Voludmimer Zelinsky in Washington, Trump said last week that he had started arrangements for a bite between the two leaders.

By the end of last week, hopes for a breakthrough had been afraid.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov insisted that the “summit agenda) is not ready” and no meeting was planned.

He also said that any discussion about future security guarantees without Russian involvement was “meaningless”, although this would be not independent of the West.

In the meantime, President Zelinski urged his Western allies to intensify efforts aimed at agreeing to future security guarantees in the event of a deal.

The head of the British Armed Forces, Admiral Tony Radakin, met in Kiev on Tuesday, and the UK Prime Minister’s spokesman said that the United Kingdom will be ready to put forces on the ground as soon as hostilities ended.

German counselor Friedrich Mirz said on Tuesday that the security guarantees of Ukraine will enable the Ukrainian army first and foremost to defend their country in the long run.

“If the Russian president is serious about an end to killing, he will accept the offer.”

Meanwhile, Ukraine announced that men between the ages of 18 and 22 can travel abroad, to reduce a law requesting every 60 years to obtain permission.

Prime Minister Yulia Sfridinko said that the change also included those currently in other countries – which means that they can now return to Ukraine and leave again if he wished.

Sfiridinko said that an increasing number of Ukrainian fathers send teenage children abroad before they reached 18 years. “We want the Ukrainians to maintain their ties with Ukraine as possible.”

Men between the ages of 18 and 22 are not subject to military recruitment, who is 25 years old after its decrease last year.

About 5.6 million Ukrainian men currently live abroad.