Russian forces less than 2 miles from key Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk

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The largest coal producer in Ukraine, Metinvest BV, has announced to suspend its operations in Pischane near Pokrovsk in Donbass. Russian troops also partially conquered the village of Shevchenko, which has significant lithium reserves.

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Russian Forces Positioned To Take Key City Of Pokrovsk As Ukrainian Manpower Falters - Nemos News Network

The key logistical hub of Ukraine’s eastern front, Pokrovsk has been under steady contention for the past three months. Russian forces have spent the better part of that time pushing westward to flank just south of the city.  They have now taken Kurakhove and cut off supply routes coming from Pokrovsk to a large portion […]

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Key Donbas Coal Mine Shuts Down as Russian Forces Advance on Pokrovsk

Ukraine's largest steel producer Metinvest has suspended operations at its coal plant near the frontline town of Pokrovsk in the Donetsk region due to approaching Russian forces, the company announced Tuesday.

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Russian Forces Reach Outskirts of Key Donetsk City of Pokrovsk - Chief Ukrainian General in Donetsk Ousted – Last Coking Coal Mine Stops Operations

In a surprising turn of events, Ukrainian defense lines near Pokrovsk have crumbled, raising critical questions about military strategy and the ongoing conflict. Explore the implications of this development and what it means for the region.

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Intensified clashes near Pokrovsk: Russian forces close in amid chaotic advances

As fighting around Pokrovsk intensifies, Russian forces have closed to within 1.5 kilometers of the city. Several Russian sabotage and …

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Russian Offensive Halts Key Ukrainian Coal Mine, Threatens Steel Industry

Ukrainian steel production could plummet from a projected 7.5 million tons to as low as 2-3 million tons annually if control over the mine is permanently lost.