Ukraine's Zelensky visits positions near Bakhmut
The Hindu
Mr. Zelensky praised Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces.
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky visited Ukrainian troops near the eastern Bakhmut front line on Saturday.
Photos published by Mr. Zelensky on Twitter showed him meeting troops and looking at maps in a dimly lit, windowless concrete-walled room. He praised Ukraine's Special Operations Forces.
"The performance of tasks for the sake of Ukraine by you, guys, is truly heroic," Mr. Zelensky wrote.
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