Over the weekend of November 30, Russian forces claimed control of two key Ukrainian cities: Krasnoarmeysk (also known as Pokrovsk) in the Donetsk region and Volchansk in the Kharkov region.
The Kremlin announced on Monday, December 1, that President Vladimir Putin was briefed Sunday evening on this development. 🚨
Krasnoarmeysk is a major road and rail hub that hosted around 60,000 residents before the conflict began. Analysts say its capture could give Russia a crucial logistical edge.
Volchansk, just north of the frontline, also fell under Russian control, marking a notable shift in the dynamics of the eastern front where both sides have exchanged territory in recent months.
Ukraine has not yet released an official response to Moscow's claim. On social media, supporters of Kiev and frontline reporters are debating what this might mean for supply lines and winter operations.
What's next? 🎯 Experts will be watching regional rail connections and local supply routes. If Russia consolidates its hold, civilian access to essential goods could be disrupted and military movements reshaped. Meanwhile, international leaders are calling for urgent de-escalation talks.
Stay tuned to Amigo News for real-time updates on this evolving story. 🌍🔍
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Russian forces capture cities of Krasnoarmeysk, Volchansk: Kremlin
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