Russian forces ‘completely cut off’ from Kupiansk, says Ukrainian commander
Summary
Ukrainian forces have reportedly surrounded Russian troops in Kupiansk, a town in northern Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the town, praising the soldiers and stating Russian forces are now completely cut off. The conflict is part of broader ongoing battles in eastern Ukraine, including the city of Pokrovsk.Key Facts
- Ukraine claims to have retaken parts of Kupiansk from Russian control.
- Ukrainian commander Ihor Obolienskyi reported that Russian forces in Kupiansk are surrounded.
- President Zelenskyy visited Kupiansk and confirmed its liberation.
- Russian forces previously claimed control of the town in early November.
- Ukrainian troops continue to fight in eastern cities like Pokrovsk and Myrnohrad.
- Ukraine fights against Russian advances and remains against territorial concessions.
- A peace agreement was suggested by U.S. President Donald Trump, demanding Ukraine hand over some territories.
- The Institute for the Study of War doubts Russia's ability to sustain a comprehensive military campaign in eastern Ukraine.
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