Ukraine fires six deputy defence ministers as heavy fighting continues in the east

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No explanation was provided for the firings, but the Ukrainian government has been investigating accusations of corruption in the military related to purchasing equipment

from Russian troops after months of fierce battles. Fighting continued Monday as troops tried to hold the village south of the Russian-held city of Bakhmut in the eastern Donetsk region.“The enemy is trying with all his might to regain lost positions,” Maliar said in a briefing Monday before she was fired. “Therefore, our fighters hold back the enemy’s attacks there and are entrenched at the achieved frontiers.

In other fighting, six civilians were killed and 16 injured over the past 24 hours, the presidential office reported.

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