War in Ukraine: Kyiv says it's ready for a counteroffensive in spring

Correspondent Sasha Vakulina reporting on the latest situation in Ukraine.
Correspondent Sasha Vakulina reporting on the latest situation in Ukraine. Copyright Euronews
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The head of Ukraine’s military intelligence said one of his country’s strategic goals is to split Moscow’s frontline between Crimea and Russia

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The head of Ukraine’s military intelligence Vadim Skibitskyi said that his country’s forces will be ready for a counteroffensive in spring 2023.

He added that one of Ukraine's strategic goals is to split Moscow’s frontline between Crimea and Russia.

The Institute for the Study of War’s prior assessments of Russia's military capabilities along the Zaporizhzhia region frontline suggests that there are opportunities for Ukraine to conduct a counteroffensive in that vital region.

Watch Euronews’ report by Sasha Vakulina in the video player above to learn.

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