Ukraine’s army chief orders frontliners two month assignment

Ukraine’s top general on Thursday ordered a mandatory two-month time limit for front-line troops serving in forward positions, aiming to address a key challenge for Kyiv’s outmanned military in the fifth year of war with Moscow.
The decree comes amid frequent and often harrowing reports of Ukrainian soldiers serving for months at a time under fire as they struggle to hold back slow but steady Russian advances.
In a statement, from top military officials, the dominance of drones – which experts say has created an extensive so-called “kill zone” – has complicated battlefield logistics and “significantly transformed” the concept of combat operations.