Troops held off attacks from Russian forces, says eastern group forces spokesperson; Greenpeace warns IAEA has too few inspectors at nuclear plant
Our top stories this morning: Ukrainian troops held off determined attacks on Wednesday by Russian forces trying to regain lost positions on the eastern front, military officials said, while analysts suggested Kyiv’s forces were also making progress in the southern theatre.
“These are servicemen of the ‘Wagner’ PMK who were on the territory of Belarus. Now their camps are being disbanded there.” Bulgaria’s parliament on Wednesday decided to send ageing, Soviet-era air-defence missile systems to Ukraine, Alexei Navalny will be transferred to a single-cell type facility in an EPKT – “the most severe possible punishment”
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