Russia Announces Recapture of 5 Towns
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that its forces had recaptured 5 new towns in Kharkiv and Donetsk, in addition to eliminating more than 9,100 Ukrainian soldiers within a week.
In its weekly report on the progress of military operations in Ukraine, the Russian Defense Ministry stated that between June 28 and July 3, Russian forces carried out 5 strikes against Ukrainian military-industrial complex facilities, fuel infrastructure facilities, radar stations, drone assembly workshops, drone boat depots, and ammunition depots.
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