Severodonetsk Has Fallen to Russian Ground Forces, Lysychansk Breached

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Update (1808 EST): The Ukrainian Defence Ministry's Main Directorate of Intelligence head Kyrylo Budanov told Reuters today that the plan is to defend from higher ground in Lysychansk due to the demoslished state of Severodonetsk. The terrain now makes a concentrated defense impossible. He also told press that Russia will likely announce soon that a major mobilization will be required for Ukraine. The Russian Federation has most likely mobilized enough reserves to reach 330,000 troops to fight in Ukraine, where up to 50% of those are engaged in the Donbas. He also said that advanced foreign weapons will go towards major counter offensives to retake lost territory.

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