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Ukrainian authorities claim to have recovered 176 square kilometers of territory in the northern Donetsk region / Ukraine has liberated the cities of Nove, Ridkodub, and Katerinivka and regained control of the cities of Karpivka

Autorităţile ucrainene afirmă că au recuperat 176 de kilometri pătraţi de teritoriu în nordul regiunii Doneţk / Ucraina a eliberat oraşele Nove, Ridkodub şi Katerinivka şi a recâştigat controlul asupra oraşelor Karpivka şi Novomihailivka

3 reports from 3 outlets in 2 languages · first reported · updated · JSON

Reports

  1. Ucrania dice haber recuperado 176 kilómetros cuadrados de territorio en norte de DonetskUkraine says it has recovered 176 square kilometers of territory in northern Donetskcontrapunto.com · es ·
  2. Autorităţile ucrainene afirmă că au recuperat 176 de kilometri pătraţi de teritoriu în nordul regiunii Doneţk / Ucraina a eliberat oraşele Nove, Ridkodub şi Katerinivka şi a recâştigat controlul asupra oraşelor Karpivka şi NovomihailivkaUkrainian authorities claim to have recovered 176 square kilometers of territory in the northern Donetsk region / Ukraine has liberated the cities of Nove, Ridkodub, and Katerinivka and regained control of the cities of Karpivkag4media.ro · ro ·
  3. Ucraina a anunțat că a recuperat 176 de kilometri pătrați în nordul regiunii Donețk. Ce orașe au fost eliberateUkraine announced the recovery of 176 square kilometers in the northern Donetsk region. Which cities were liberatedstirileprotv.ro · ro ·

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