Offensive and defensive battles in two eastern Ukrainian states Russia strengthens dominance

The Russian army is intensifying its offensive, such as continuing bombing with military aircraft in the two eastern states of Ukraine, and it is a fierce offensive and defensive battle with the Ukrainian army that resists.

Russian troops are stepping up their offensive to take full control of the two eastern states of Ukraine, of which Luhansk is believed to have taken control of most of Severodonetsk, the main base on the Ukrainian side.

Governor Guydai of Luhansk Oblast said on social media on the 3rd that "we have regained about 20% so far", but on the 4th "Russian troops continue to attack the city and the city The war is continuing, "he said, saying that he could not deliver food and medicine to the residents due to the fierce battle.

In addition, the British Ministry of Defense said on the 4th about the latest war situation, "Russian military aircraft are bombing with both guided bombs and bombs that can not be precisely guided in the Donbus area, and the activity is still active." "It is almost certain that the increased use of bombs that cannot be precisely guided has destroyed the city area extensively, resulting in considerable collateral damage and civilian casualties."

Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops that continue to resist seem to be pushing back in parts of Luhansk and southern Kherson Oblasts, and fierce offensive and defensive battles are continuing in various parts of the country.

Under these circumstances, Russia is intensifying the establishment of control in the areas that it claims to have seized.

Kherson's pro-Russian faction executive Stremousov told Russian media yesterday that a facility was set up in Kherson for residents to acquire Russian citizenship, and there have been about 1,500 applications so far. did.

"Kherson has become an integral part of Russia and no one can prevent it," he said, adding to these facilities in the future.

Also, on the 3rd, Mayor Sobyanin of the capital Moscow, one of Putin's aides, visited Luhansk, which is virtually controlled by pro-Russian factions, and visited local schools.

Mayor Sobyanin emphasized on SNS that it was "the president's instruction" and insisted that Luhansk and Donetsk would support humanitarian assistance and infrastructure restoration in the future, and it seems that the aim is to show off Russia's control.