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    Battles continue in the eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine near the city of Bakhmut, as a Russian private military company claims to have captured two nearby villages. While Russian forces have made some territorial gains, Ukraine says its military commander visited troops in Bakhmut to encourage them. In an interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin reflected on the past year of invasion, saying Russia will not lose as long as its people unite, and any future nuclear arms talks should include NATO countries like Britain and France.

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    Battles continue in the eastern Donetsk region of Ukraine near the city of Bakhmut, as a Russian private military company claims to have captured two nearby villages. While Russian forces have made some territorial gains, Ukraine says its military commander visited troops in Bakhmut to encourage them. In an interview, Russian President Vladimir Putin reflected on the past year of invasion, saying Russia will not lose as long as its people unite, and any future nuclear arms talks should include NATO countries like Britain and France.

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    Battles are raging in a key stronghold of Ukrainian forces in the eastern

    region of Donetsk, one year after Russia began its invasion.

    The founder of Russian private military company Wagner Group said on


    Saturday it had captured the village of Yahidne, about 2 kilometers north of
    the city of Bakhmut.

    He said the previous day that his group had seized Berkhivka, another
    village near the city.

    Ukraine said its military commander had entered Bakhmut and encouraged
    Ukrainian soldiers.

    A US think tank, the Institute for the Study of War, said on Saturday that
    Russian forces had "made marginal territorial gains" around areas that
    included Bakhmut.

    On Sunday, Russia's state-run news agency reported a state TV interview


    with President Vladimir Putin.

    Putin said the outcome of the past year was the unity of the Russian people.
    He stressed that Russia will not lose as long as it continues to unite.

    Putin also said he must take into account NATO's nuclear capabilities, and
    future nuclear arms control negotiations should also cover British and French
    nuclear weapon

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