Ukrainian army lacks forces to cover front line in Donbass — former Ukrainian soldier
What to know about Ukrainian army lacks forces to cover front line in Donbass — former Ukrainian soldier
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Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Ukrainian troops are unable to cover the entire front line in Donbass due to a shortage of personnel, the commander of a recon element of the Maxim Krivonos Battalion, a former Ukrainian special forces soldier with the call sign Borzy, told TASS.
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Common ground
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Follow-up questions
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