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Ukraine says it has retaken 277 sq km in Donbas

Kyiv says Ukrainian forces have recaptured 277 sq km of territory in the eastern Donbas region in recent months as Operation Vivaldi pushes Russia back along the frontline.

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Ukraine says it has recaptured 277 sq km (106 square miles) of territory in the eastern Donbas region in recent months, as its Operation Vivaldi seeks to push Russian forces back along the frontline.

The operation is focused on fighting in the Donbas, where Ukrainian forces have been attempting to regain ground held by Russia. The claimed territorial gains cover 277 sq km, according to Kyiv.

The latest frontline developments are shown in footage following Operation Vivaldi and its efforts to force Russian troops back. The material provides a view of the operation as Ukrainian forces continue their push in the eastern region.

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Kyiv’s claim is the latest stated assessment of territory recovered during the recent fighting. No further details about the operation, including the precise locations involved or the timing of individual advances, were provided in the supplied material.

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