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Name: Ukraine Counterrattack

Type: Event

Start: 2014 AD

End: 2014 AD

Parent: War in Donbas

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Was a military counterattack by Ukrainian government forces against the recently created breakaway Donetsk and Luhansk republics. .

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  • July 2014: Government forces recaptured the town of Mykolaivka, near Sloviansk.
  • July 2014: Ukraine government forces evicted insurgents from Avdiivka.
  • July 2014: Debaltseve conquered by Ukraine.
  • August 2014: The Ukrainians captured the vital town of Krasnyi Luch.
  • August 2014: The Armed Forces recaptured the vital town of Yasynuvata.
  • July 2014: Ukrainian troops entered the town of Shakhtarsk.
  • July 2014: The suburb of Mayorsk, just outside Horlivka, and the city of Sievierodonetsk, in Luhansk Oblast, were recaptured by the Armed Forces.
  • July 2014: Government forces recaptured Lysychansk.
  • June 2014: Government gains during the Battle of Mariupol (May-June 2014).
  • June 2014: The Ukrainian military said that they had gained control of Yampil and Siversk.
  • July 2014: Siege of Sloviansk.
  • June 2014: Government forces destroyed a separatist stronghold in Semenivka, and regained control of Krasnyi Lyman on 3 June.
  • July 2014: Government forces broke through the insurgent blockade around Donetsk airport on 23 July, and then advanced into the northwestern corner of Donetsk city. Subsequently, the insurgents withdrew from many areas on the outskirts of the city, including Karlivka, Netailove, Pervomaiske.
  • July 2014: The strategic heights of Savur-Mohyla were under Ukrainian control.
  • August 2014: The cities of Pervomaisk, Kalynove, Komyshuvakha, in western Luhansk Oblast near Popasna, were captured by government forces.
  • July 2014: Battle of Kramatorsk.

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