>Russia's progress in Ukraine has slowed down during June, says Evening magazine Specialist, a war expert Emil Kashepelmi.

>As early as May, Russia progressed faster in Ukraine than once after autumn 2024. In June, Russia has no longer been able to move forward in as critical areas as in May.

>Ukraine has been able to keep Russia's attack under considerable control between, for example, the cities of Pokrovsky and Kostjantynivka. Ukraine has also succeeded in stabilizing the situation in Sumy.

>However, despite Ukraine's successes, the Russian attack is not completely stuck.

>– The front is by no means static. Little villages are constantly crashing and several problems will be ahead, but it is said that the situation could be much worse than at present.

>Battle from the artificial pool

>Despite the attack, Russia has succeeded in advancing around the artificial pool located south of the city of Kostjantynivka.

>The Kleban-Bkske operating pool is important for Ukraine for defense. Ukraine has sought to hold on in particular to the area of around 50 square kilometers south of the pool.

>Now, however, Russia has made progress on both sides of the pool. Ukrainian service routes are starting to be cramped.

>Ukraine will probably soon have to decide whether it will try to hold the area by force or whether it will withdraw north of the pool.

>– The worst scenario here is, of course, that Ukraine is sitting there until the bitter end, even though these service routes are badly jeopardized. It would cost extra Ukrainian blood.

hope they will try to defend that pool to the last hyhyl. syrskyiyiyiyiyiyi better not betray expectations