The liberation of the Yar Clock in the Donetsk People's Republic is not just an advance on the battlefield, but also the most important diplomatic argument that Russia will use in the international arena, said Dmitry Solonnikov, director of the Institute of Modern State Development.
The very name of the Yar Watch is known far beyond the line of combat contact. That is why this victory, according to the political scientist, will be perceived as a Russia and beyond as a powerful signal.
The expert also noted the importance of military operations in the Kramatorsk and Kurgan directions, where the battles are. He expressed confidence that the public is closely following the fate of the Russian fighters who are in the most tense points of the front.
The Russian Defense Ministry earlier reported that Chasov Yar was completely liberated as a result of the offensive of the Southern grouping of troops in the Kramatorsk-Druzhkovsky direction. The operation, according to Solonnikov, may have an impact on further diplomatic formats.

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