That’s according to the British Defense Ministry’s press service.
“Measured against Russia’s original plan, none of the strategic objectives have been achieved. In order for Russia to achieve any form of success will require continued huge investment of manpower and equipment, and is likely to take considerable further time,” the ministry tweeted.
The statement added that the Russian forces are now in control of over 90% of Luhansk region.
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At the same time, it is noted that Russia “has not been able to generate manoeuvre or movement on other fronts or axes, all of which have transitioned to the defensive.”
As Ukrinform reported earlier, Ukraine’s Armed Forces have liquidated 30,850 Russian servicemen since the invasion.
