Moscow says Ukraine ‘sabotage group’ crossed into Russia

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The Kremlin says Russian forces are working to eliminate a Ukrainian army “sabotage group” which crossed the border. Kyiv denied responsibility, saying Russian citizens were likely behind alleged attacks.

The Wagner Group will leave Bakhmut starting on Thursday and transfer control of the eastern Ukrainian city to Russia, according to the chief of the mercenary force.

Ukraine denies Russian claims that Bakhmut has fallen.

Power has been restored at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant after Ukraine and Russia blamed one another for the latest blackout.

In response, The UK says Russian troops are likely forming a new “elite” aviation group as the West pledges to bolster Kyiv’s air defences.

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