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Russian army may struggle in Bakhmut after Wagner retreat—U.K. intel

Por: Newsweek World June 03, 2023

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Russian troops will be less flexible in responding to challenges on the frontline in Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine, according to British defense officials.Russia has continued to redeploy regular troops to replace soldiers from the Wagner Group of mercenaries which have been withdrawing from the Donetsk city, the U.K. Ministry of Defense (MOD) said in its update on Saturday.Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin announced in May his troops would withdraw... + full article



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