Russia Captures Vuhledar: After Over 800 Vehicle Losses and Over Two Years of Trying
Video Summary
Ukraine has abandoned the settlement of VOR, which has been captured by Russia. The town is located on the western edge of VOR, and Russia was able to cut off the supply roads, leaving the Ukrainian position vulnerable. In 2022, the front lines in VOR were stable, with Ukraine controlling the majority of the territory. However, in late January and early February 2023, Russia advanced and Ukraine suffered significant losses. Despite this, Ukraine was able to push back and destroy a large number of Russian tanks and armor.
However, Russia continued to push forward, and by June 2024, they had gained more ground, including the surrounding areas. Ukraine’s supply routes began to be cut off, and by August 2024, Vladar was on the brink of falling. Russia’s gains were slow and methodical, with over 809 vehicles destroyed during their campaign. The cost of the war in the region has been devastating, with massive losses for Russia, including the destruction of armored vehicles, tanks, and troop casualties. Ultimately, Russia’s relentless push and Ukraine’s defense ultimately led to the capture of VOR, with the settlement being cut off from supply routes.
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