Zelenskyy discusses plans for fourth phase of operation Vivaldi, units' needs with military officials
During a meeting with servicemembers participating in operation "Vivaldi," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed plans for the fourth season of active operations, as well as the units' needs, particularly in terms of artillery, logistical support, and financial resources.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with servicemembers engaged in operation Vivaldi to discuss the fourth phase of active operations. The discussions covered the units' needs, particularly in artillery, logistical support, and financial resources. Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of scaling up the use of ground-based robotic systems, citing their effectiveness in reducing the number of soldiers on the front lines.
This ground-based robotic involvement has allowed Ukraine to thwart Russian attempts to breach the rear of Sloviansk-Kramatorsk and stabilize the situation on the front. Over the three seasons of operation Vivaldi, Ukraine has successfully reclaimed 176 square kilometers of territory, with Russia suffering over 5,000 casualties.
Zelenskyy also recognized the efforts of the 21st Separate Kraken Unmanned Systems Regiment, 125th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade, and 25th Separate Anti-Tank Battalion, awarding them for their contributions to the operation.
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