Ukraine braced for renewed Russian offensive later in February

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Mr Reznikov said Russia did not have all of its resources ready to launch an offensive, but may do so anyway as a symbolic gesture, given the one-year anniversary of Moscow's full-scale invasion on 24 February.
He said Russia is expected to prioritise taking the whole of the eastern Donbas as well as launching offensives in the south and east of Ukraine to create a land corridor across all the areas it currently occupies.
Mr Reznikov said Ukraine's new long-range missiles will have a range of 90-mile (150km) but they will not be used against Russian territory - only against Russian units in occupied areas of Ukraine.
Despite the flow of Western weapons to Ukraine, Russia has made gains around the Bakhmut area in recent days, as Russia's army throws more and more soldiers into combat.