A video circulating online shows several thousand Ukrainian soldiers moving into the field. The location and date of recording of the video are unknown, however Ukrainian sources are already reporting that the Ukrainian armed forces are currently preparing a large-scale counter-offensive.
It is difficult to confirm the location and time of recording of the video by relevant experts. It is very likely that the footage was recorded at one of the Ukrainian military training centers. If such a large number of Ukrainian soldiers were near the contact line of war they would be immediately detected by Russian spies.
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This speculation is supported by the fact that the video was clearly recorded during the day. And if the gathering was near the front, then most of the protagonists of the video would already be dead. At least this is what Russian media report, supporting their point of view by saying the logical thing: "such a large concentration of infantry in an open space is the dream of every gunner".
Of course, the possibility that all these Ukrainian soldiers are close to the skirmish line and are actually preparing for an attack on Russian forces cannot be ruled out with certainty.
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Kiev is preparing to launch its imminent counterattack on April 30, the US magazine Newsweek reported, basing this data on secret documents leaked online.
At the same time, Russia's RIA Novosti reports that the West continues to supply and support Ukraine before the counter-offensive operation begins.
The article says that the US and its allies are "looking ahead" and are busy preparing Kiev for a counterattack.
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In addition, according to the publication, the US secret service is "closely monitoring the fighting around Bahamut."
The Americans monitor Russian troop positions down to the last trench, while their spies monitor every electronic signal, from individual cell phones to radar, writes Newsweek.
It was also noted that for Kiev, the fall of Bakhmut will be a "psychological blow", however the city itself is not "critical" to the outcome of the war.
Earlier, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Smykhal said the counter-offensive by his country's armed forces would begin "in the near future."
