OR Russia She announced today that her forces were promoted to the edge of the center -eastern Ukrainian Dnipropetrovsk District, amid public controversy between Moscow and Kiev about peace negotiations and the return of thousands of bodies of soldiers.

In the midst of peace talks, war raises rhythms with Russian forces occupying more ground in Ukraine and Kyiv unfold significant attacks with unmanned aircraft (drones) and sabotage on Russia’s bomber aircraft and, according to Moscow, on rails.

Russia, which controls just one fifth of Ukrainian territory, occupied more than 190 square kilometers of the Sumi region in eastern Ukraine in less than one month, according to maps of pro -Puppen open sources.

Now, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, units of 90th Central Formation Battle Tanks Division The Russian forces reached the western boundary of the Donetsk region of Ukraine and attack the adjacent Dnipropetrovsk region.

“The enemy does not abandon his intentions to enter the Dnipropetrovsk District,” her southern defense forces told Telegram Ukraine. “Our soldiers keep their field with courage and professionalism, blocking the plans of occupation. This work does not stop for a minute.”

Regional authorities, however Donetsk.

Moscow also announced that it occupied another small village in the Donetsk region, Dice.

Map of the pro -Guardian Deep State shows that the Russian forces are very close to the Dnipropetrovsk region, which had a population of more than three million inhabitants before the war, and are being promoted to the city of Kostanifka in the Donetsk District.

A spokesman for the Ukrainian Army, Dmitro Zaporozets, said the Russian forces were trying to “create a bridge for an attack” in Kosstantinifa, a major log of the Ukrainian army.

Russia has accused Ukraine yesterday, on Saturday of delaying the exchange of prisoners of war and the return of 12,000 soldiers, although Ukraine denied those allegations. Russia said today that it is carrying the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers to the border.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that he did not believe that Ukrainian leaders want peace, accusing them of ordered to bombers in Bryansk, western Russia, killing seven people and another 115 more injured.

Ukraine, who has not commented on the attack on the Bryansk Bridge, has similarly accused Moscow of not seeking serious peace, citing Russian resistance to an immediate ceasefire.

Russia demands international recognition of Crimea, a peninsula that annexed from Ukraine in 2014 and four other Ukraine regions that Moscow claims to be its own ground. Ukraine should withdraw its forces from all of them.

Russia had controlled its control of 113,273 square kilometers or 18.8% of Ukrainian territory until June 7, according to the Deep State map. It is an area larger than the Virginia state, USA.

Russian -controlled areas include Crimea, more than 99% of the Luhansk region, over 70% of Donetsk, Zaporizia and Hersona regions, all in the east or southeast, as well as parts of the Harciv (Harkov) and Sumi regions.

Putin also told Trump on Wednesday that he should respond to unmanned Ukraine aircraft on Russia’s bomber and rail bombings.

The United States believes that the retaliation with which Putin threatens Ukraine for its attacks have not yet occurred and is likely to be a significant, multiple blow, US officials told Reuters.

Russia also hit the northeast Ukrainian city of Harciv on Friday afternoon and night, with unmanned aircraft, rockets and directed bombs, killing at least four people and more than 60 injured, including a baby.

Russia also announced that it has overthrew 61 Ukrainian unmanned aircraft during yesterday’s night in the Moscow region. Two major airports serving Moscow were temporarily closed.