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Amid intense opposition, the defenders of Chassiv Yar struggle for respite.

"Preparation is key at all times"

Ukainian soldiers in a dugout at the front in Chassiv Yar.
Ukainian soldiers in a dugout at the front in Chassiv Yar.

Amid intense opposition, the defenders of Chassiv Yar struggle for respite.

Russian forces have centered their efforts on capturing the city of Tschassiw Jar following their success in Bachmut. Repeated assaults by Russian troops have been relentless, making it challenging for the city's defenders.

The invasive forces aim to leverage their numerical and technological advantages against the Ukrainian defenders before significant reinforcements arrive from promised Western military aid. Strategic urban positions in Tschassiw Jar are a major concern for both sides.

Russian bombardments leave minimal rest for Ukrainian troops in the area, as they have been engaged in more than two years of conflict. Colonel Markus Reisner, an Austrian military expert, highlighted that the Russian army is attempting to establish a crossing over the Donbass Canal, a significant natural obstacle in Tschassiw Jar.

Arrival of Military Supplies at the Frontline

"We work without a break," stated Oleksandr, a train driver associated with the 43rd Artillery Brigade of Ukraine. His train is constantly on the move, transporting self-propelled howitzers to crucial positions and engaging the enemy immediately before coming under fire itself.

Tschassiw Jar holds significant strategic value for both warring parties. Located west of Bachmut, the city was recently seized by Russian forces after a prolonged battle lasting ten months last year. Due to political disagreements in Washington, the delivery of US military aid has been delayed for six months.

In an effort to stabilize the approximately 1000 km long frontline, the Ukrainian army is working diligently. Members of the Ukrainian artillery brigade in Tschassiw Jar reported the arrival of the first deliveries of American ammunition.

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala announced the arrival of the first shipment of ammunition as part of a Czech initiative. The Czechs are attempting to organize at least 800,000 artillery shells from non-EU countries for urgent Ukrainian needs.

According to the Institute for the Study of War in Washington, the impact of new Western weapons at the frontline will be felt gradually. In the interim, the "Russian forces are trying to make tactical and operational significant gains."

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The Ukrainian military is eagerly awaiting the arrival of promised Western military aid to counter Russia's advance in Ukraine, particularly in the strategic city of Tschassiw Jar. Despite Russia's significant control over the city, the ongoing Ukraine conflict has seen Ukrainian troops continually engaging with Russian forces.

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