Evacuations increase tenfold in Ukraine’s east as Russia inches forward with bombs and infantry

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Evacuations increase tenfold in Ukraine’s east as Russia inches forward with bombs and infantry
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Russian forces have been steadily inching forward on several fronts in the eastern Donetsk region, staging particularly fierce attacks near Pokrovsk with Kyiv’s troops stretched thin 29 months since Russia’s full-scale invasion

Volunteers of East SOS assist a man to enter an evacuation train, as Russian forces advance across the frontlines in the Donetsk region, at the train station in Pokrovsk, Ukraine, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, Aug. on 2, 2024.said on Friday, as waves of guided bombs and infantry lead to some of Moscow’s largest territorial gains since the spring.

Russia’s gains of around 57 square km in the space of a week are the third largest recorded since April after they made only modest gains in June, Pasi Paroinen, an analyst with the Black Bird Group, told Reuters. “It’s a significant threat … because the Pokrovsk and Toretsk fronts are taking a large share of the daily aviation strikes carried out on the positions of Ukrainian defenders.”

“The Russians are not piercing our defence, they are pushing it back. They are advancing 100, 150, 200 metres every day using this tactic: dropping guided bombs, then a ’meat assault', repelled, dropping guided bombs again, a ’meat assault' again.”could disrupt that dynamic if the jets were able to threaten Russian warplanes, but that such operations were unlikely for now given the risk it would present for the new pilots operating expensive jets.

Roman Buhayov, an evacuation driver from humanitarian organization East SOS, told Reuters that the number of requests for evacuation in the area had increased about tenfold over the past two weeks.

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