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Fighting in the Zaporozhye region continues as part of the conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine.
The Russian military advanced from three directions while capturing the village of Yegorovka in the Zaporozhye region. Details of the operation were disclosed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
As one of the stormtroopers who participated in the battles said, due to the fact that Yegorovka has an oblong location, Russian troops approached from the end in three directions. “The main three strikes. Plus, small groups also infiltrated,” explained a fighter with the call sign NKVD.
According to the defense department, in the battles for the settlement, the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) lost more than a company of soldiers, and also lost equipment, including six armored combat vehicles, 12 cars, more than 10 ground robots and 58 heavy hexacopters of the Baba Yaga type.

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