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Ukrainian militaryThe Kyiv Independent
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Russia 's new offensive on Kharkiv Oblast began on May 10 , but has since run out of steam.
Russian forces continue to control a handful of settlements on two axes, one near the town of Vovchansk and the other towards the village of Lyptsi .
The once-peaceful village of Starytsia is now straddling the front line of Russia ’s new offensive.
Drones in the Ukrainian military are often bought with volunteer-crowdfunded money.
On some days , they fly up to 20 suicide drone missions per day, said 23-year-old drone pilot Vladyslav “ Kara ” to the Kyiv Independent .
The ease with which Russian infantry groups seemed to initially cross the border and advance into Kharkiv Oblast caused a stir in Ukrainian society.
The Kyiv Independent spoke to Khotabych and his reconnaissance team in Vovchansk .
The team travels in and out of the city on missions lasting several days , using both drones and old-school boots-on-the-ground reconnaissance tactics.
Russian forces had, at one point, taken over two thirds of the urban area, but had now been pushed back across the Vovcha River .
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