Ukrainian generals have issued a dire warning, expressing their depletion of reserves to counter Russia’s sudden assault on Kharkiv.

With Vladimir Putin amassing over half a million troops at the frontline, Ukraine’s military struggles to contain the northeastern advance.

General Kyrylo Budanov of Kyiv’s military intelligence lamented the depletion of resources, acknowledging the absence of reserves.

Putin’s forces swiftly seized territory in what appears to be the initial phase of a summer offensive, aiming to overwhelm Ukraine’s already outnumbered defenders.

Despite signs of the Russian push losing momentum, the sheer force of Putin’s troops poses a formidable threat, the Daily Sun has reported.

War experts caution that Ukraine’s prospects are grim without additional reinforcements, as Russia maintains significant numerical superiority.

Restrictions on weapon usage further hamper Ukraine’s ability to counter Russian advances, although recent US aid shipments have provided some relief.

President Volodymyr Zelensky, in talks with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, seeks international support to rebuild Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

The ongoing offensive in Kharkiv has displaced thousands and prompted desperate measures, including the use of kamikaze drones by Ukrainian forces.

Amidst escalating tensions, Ukraine retaliates with aerial attacks on Russian-held territories, highlighting the intensifying conflict between the two nations.

Written by B.C. Begley