Recently, a large number of Western weapons are coming, bringing us closer to victory, Fedorov said.
The Ukrainian military is approaching Melitopol, hoping for the liberation of the city from Russian occupiers. Mayor Ivan Fedorov announced this in a video message on June 19.
According to Fedorov, in the direction of Zaporozhye, the front line advanced ten kilometers.
“Today, our heroic Armed Forces of Ukraine has made significant progress and is already on the border of Kherson. I am confident that in the coming weeks the city of Kherson will be liberated by our heroic military. The same situation is in place. direction of Melitopol. We have already reached more than ten kilometers from Zaporozhye to the edge of Melitopol our Armed Forces, “he said.
The mayor expressed hope that due to the supply of weapons, the city would be liberated.
“Recently, a large number of Western weapons have been received, bringing us closer to victory. I hope that in the near future it will be enough to eliminate the occupation of our occupied cities and rescue our residents. Believe we are in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, ”Fedorov said.
A week earlier, Fedorov also reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the counteroffensive in the Zaporozhye region moved the front line of 5-10 kilometers. At the same time, authorities reported that the Ukrainian military had a tactical victory for the second consecutive week in the transition to Kherson – the Armed Forces of Ukraine, less than 20 kilometers from the city.
Earlier it was reported that in the captured Melitopol, the resistance to invaders is growing – 98 percent of the population is waiting for the return of Ukrainian statehood. Local residents are even boycotting grocery stores opened by the occupiers.
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Source: korrespondent
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