Ukraine army withdraws from part of Chasiv Yar as Moscow forces inch closer
Months of Russian artillery strikes have devastated Chasiv Yar, leaving homes and offices charred. The town, which once had a population of 12,000, has been deserted.
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00:00Law enforcement officers received state awards on Ukraine's National Police Day.
00:08Ukrainian President Zelenskiy presented the awards commending police and saying they helped
00:13evacuate people from Russian fire in frontline towns.
00:30The Ukrainian police were involved in the demining of our land,
00:35in the destruction of Russian mines and ammunition that did not explode.
00:41In the same days, Zelenskiy said the frontline situation remains challenging due to the slow
00:46arrival of weapons promised from Western allies.
00:51He said reserve brigades had been left with nothing to fight with and that weapons had
00:56to arrive for the frontline situation to change.
01:01The President said it was difficult to predict when the world might see Ukraine's counter-offensive.
01:08Meanwhile, Putin said Russia wouldn't declare a ceasefire until Ukraine took steps that
01:12are irreversible and acceptable to Moscow.
01:27Putin's remarks were made after the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, which was founded
01:32to counter Western alliances, ended in Kazakhstan.
01:37It was the first time in the history of the Russian Federation that the Russian Federation
01:42had made such a decision.
01:46It was the first time in the history of the Russian Federation that the Russian Federation
01:51which was founded to counter Western alliances, ended in Kazakhstan.