Russia took back its army by encircling Ukraine’s stronghold, know full update Russia took back its army by encircling Ukraine’s stronghold, know full update

Kyiv:

The war between Russia and Ukraine for the last six months has had many serious consequences. Ukraine has faced many challenges against Russia in these six months. However, soldiers of both the countries lost their lives in this war. Meanwhile, it is reported that Moscow has withdrawn its troops from the eastern Ukrainian city of Leman, a stronghold of Kyiv, hours after Russian troops were surrounded by Ukrainian forces. This comes a day after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the merger of the Donetsk region with three other regions. Kyiv and the West drew condemnation during a ceremony on Friday.

Major Updates on the Russo-Ukraine War:

1. A day after Russian President Vladimir Putin claimed the region as part of Russia and held a grand ceremony to mark the occasion, Russian troops were reportedly killed by thousands of Ukrainian soldiers in the strategic eastern city of Leman. is surrounded by. Ukraine’s nuclear power provider has accused Russian troops of detaining the head of the occupied Zaporizhia nuclear plant. Kyiv has called on the international community to help secure it.

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2. The United Nations watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has questioned the Russian military about the director general of the nuclear power plant in Zaporizhia, which is occupied by Russia. According to the state-owned company in charge of the plant, a Russian patrol confiscated its officers.

3. According to a representative of Ukraine’s former army, Russia had between 5,000 and 5,500 troops in Lehman, although their numbers may be less. Ukraine’s spokesman Serhi Cherevaty said Lehman served as a supply and transportation hub for Russia’s operations north of the Donetsk region. Efforts are on to encircle Lehmann and Russian troops are trying to escape.

4. Ukraine’s SBU Security Service said at least 20 civilians were killed in late September in Russian shelling of a civilian convoy in a former gray zone between Russian-controlled and Ukrainian-controlled territory.

5. Russia’s state-controlled Gazprom PJSC suspended natural gas delivery to Italy, triggering a deepening energy crisis in Europe.