After the reported capture of Selydove, Russian troops are continuing their offensive in the eastern and southern Donetsk region.
Russian forces are likely to try to 'exploit the cracks' in Kyiv's operations in the Donetsk region as the war heads into a third winter, a military analyst whose map shows what might be in store on the front in the coming months told Newsweek.Days after Vladimir Putin's troops were pictured raising their flags over a municipal building in Selydove, the defense ministry in Moscow said Tuesday its troops had captured the important staging area for Ukraine's defenses.
This pace of advance and the aerial capabilities could have serious consequences for Ukraine, which will not be able to bring construction equipment very close to the front, at least without high troop losses.He said the southern push would continue to make progress through the unfortified fields, also towards Andriivka, forcing Ukrainian troops out of the heavily fortified Kurakhove area.
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