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Washington Post: Intelligence says Russian retreat from Kharkiv Oblast could be turning point in war

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Ukraine’s counteroffensive is adding pressure on Russia to reinforce personnel, U.S. and Western officials told the Washington Post on Sept. 12. Although Russia's next moves are unclear, one unnamed U.S. official said Russia's “weaknesses have been exposed and they don’t have great manpower reserves or equipment reserves.”

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As Ukraine negotiates a peace agreement with the U.S., soldiers on the ground face a different reality: holding the line with shrinking infantry numbers and almost no rotation. For nearly six months, two Ukrainian soldiers, Oleksandr Tishaiev and Oleksandr Aliksieienko, were trapped in the same battered position on the Zaporizhzhia front, unable to rotate as Russian drones monitored every path in and out.

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