Russia to resume offensive in east Ukraine after regrouping, Kyiv says

Russia is regrouping in the Moscow-controlled eastern part of Ukraine in order to resume an offensive, Colonel-General Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander of the
Ukrainian military’s ground forces, said on Friday.
“After a month of fierce fighting and significant losses in the Kupiansk and Lyman directions, the enemy is regrouping its forces and means, simultaneously throwing newly formed brigades and divisions from the territory of the Russian Federation,” Syrskyi said in his Telegram channel.
Syrskyi said that the main goal of these measures was to “increase the level of combat potential and resume active offensive operations”.
Syrskyi did not provide details of the Russian regrouping but said the forces continued heavy artillery and mortar shelling and air assaults.
“Under such conditions, we must promptly take all measures to strengthen our defences on the threatened lines and advance where possible,” the general said.