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The War Returns: Ukraine's Independence Day and Ongoing Conflict
2024-08-24 13:29:07
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The War Returns: Ukraine's Independence Day and Ongoing Conflict

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Ukraine's President Zelenskyy declared that the war has 'returned' to Russia, as Ukraine celebrates its 33rd Independence Day. In a surprise offensive, Ukrainian troops entered the Kursk region and are gradually pushing the Russian army out of the Kharkiv region.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia has resulted in numerous drone attacks and missile strikes, with reports of a Russian ammunition depot burning after a drone attack. The US has imposed sanctions on over 400 organizations and individuals supporting Russia's war in Ukraine.

Meanwhile, China and Belarus have agreed to strengthen cooperation in various sectors. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer promised continued support for Ukraine on its Independence Day.

As the conflict continues, Ukraine's offensive in Kursk has complicated Russia's strategic calculations, forcing them to defend their borders. The battle between the two nations has also seen attacks on civilian areas and religious groups facing bans.

This ongoing conflict highlights the challenges and tensions in the region and the need for a peaceful resolution.

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