The Ukrainian troops in Lysychansk simply picked up and left town to prevent encircle...?

They still have plenty of Ukraine to retreat to. Ukraine doesn't really need any land to win the war. Ukraine is not producing its own weapons, and Ukraine doesn't need taxes to fund the war eff…

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