Russia makes sudden advance in Ukraine before Trump-Putin summit, maps show
Summary
Russian forces have made a sudden advance near Dobropillia in eastern Ukraine, escalating the conflict just before the planned Trump-Putin summit in Alaska.
Key Points
- Russian forces advanced at least 10 km near Dobropillia in eastern Ukraine, aiming to pressure Kyiv ahead of the US-Russia summit.
- DeepState war map shows a significant Russian push near Kostyantynivka and Pokrovsk to encircle these towns.
- US President Trump and Russian President Putin are set to meet in Alaska to discuss a possible deal to end the war.
- Ukrainian officials report infiltration attempts by Russian forces but deny a full breakthrough, while Zelenskiy rejects ceding territory to Russia.
