Ukraine retook most of the crucial eastern city of Kupyansk, cutting the main supply line to thousands of Russian troops as it extended a series of rapid gains
Ukraine marks its biggest strategic gain since mounting offensive this week, closing in on vital town and cutting off supplies to thousands of Russian troops
Ukraine has launched an assault in the south of the country in an effort to reclaim the Russian-occupied Kherson region. Meanwhile, Russian shelling has forced some of the last residents of Ukraine’s east to flee. WSJ’s Matthew Luxmoore reports from near Ukraine’s front lines.
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