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to make sure that they had all the equipment, the training, the capabilities to be successful.' 'I'm not going to be talking for the Ukrainian military,' he told a briefing, adding that the United States had done 'everything we could. officials thought Ukraine's counter-offensive was underway, but White House national security spokesperson John Kirby declined to comment on whether this was the case. The Washington Post reported that some U.S. Writing on Telegram, Russia's Wagner militia leader Yevgeny Prigozhin said Moscow's claims of huge Ukrainian losses were 'simply wild and absurd science fiction.' Russia and Ukraine have often made claims of inflicting heavy human losses on each other which could not be verified.

There was no immediate comment from Kyiv about Russia's assertions. Total Ukrainian losses amounted to 1,500 troops. Russian forces inflicted huge personnel losses on attacking Ukrainian forces and destroyed 28 tanks, including eight Leopard main battle tanks and 109 armoured vehicles, it said. Russia says it thwarted a major Ukrainian attack in the Donetsk region over the weekend and on Tuesday the defence ministry said a fresh Ukrainian assault had also been repelled. Ukrainian officials have made no mention of any broad, significant new campaign, although in his nightly address on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was enigmatic, hailing 'the news we have been waiting for' and forward moves in Bakhmut in Donetsk. Tens of thousands of Russian troops dug in over the winter, besieging Bakhmut for months and bracing for an expected Ukrainian counter-attack to try to cut Russia's so-called land bridge to the Crimean Peninsula.

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24 last year in what the Kremlin expected to be a swift operation, but its forces suffered a series of defeats and regrouped in the country's east. Russian President Vladimir Putin sent troops into Ukraine on Feb. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy will hold an emergency meeting over the dam blast, Oleksiy Danilov, secretary of Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council, said on Twitter on Tuesday. The Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant has been 'totally destroyed' and cannot be restored after a detonation inside the engine room, Ukraine's state hydroelectric company said. The Russian installed head of the Kherson region said evacuation near the dam had begun and that water would reach critical levels within five hours. Russian news agencies said the dam had been destroyed in shelling while the mayor of Russia-controlled Nova Kahhovka city was quoted as blaming an act of terrorism - Russian shorthand for an attack by Ukraine. Ukraine's military intelligence agency later said on Telegram that Russian forces had blown up the dam 'in a panic', in what it said was 'an obvious act of terrorism and a war crime, which will be evidence in an international tribunal'.