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Ukraine says recaptured five settlements in Kherson region

Presidency claims to have liberated Novovasylivka, Novogrygorivka, Nova Kamyanka, Tryfonivka, Chervone

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 12 Oct 2022 7:00PM

Ukraine says recaptured five settlements in Kherson region
Kyiv claims today that Ukrainian armed forces have retaken five more settlements in the southern region of Kherson despite mass Russian missile strikes that hit the country in the past days. – AFP pic, October 12, 2022

KYIV – Ukraine said today it had retaken five more settlements in the southern region of Kherson as Kyiv continues its counteroffensive despite mass Russian missile strikes that hit the country in the past days.

“Ukrainian armed forces have liberated five more settlements in Beryslav district (of Kherson region): Novovasylivka, Novogrygorivka, Nova Kamyanka, Tryfonivka, Chervone,” the presidency said in its daily report.

“The enemy continues shelling the positions of our units to deter the counteroffensive along the entire contact line,” the presidency said.

The Ukrainian army announced its counteroffensive in the south in late August.

After regaining almost full control of the northeastern region of Kharkiv, the Ukrainian forces recently claimed more gains on the eastern and southern fronts.

On Thursday, Ukraine said it had recaptured over 400 sq km in Kherson in less than a week, after Moscow claimed to have annexed the region.

Kherson is one of the four regions in Ukraine that Moscow recently claimed to have annexed. – AFP, October 12, 2022

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