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The Ukrainian army says it's repelled Russian forces along the front lines of the war,

including near the city of Buckmoot and in the country's south as well.

The claimed defenses come as Ukrainian officials play down the purportedly leaked US assessment

of Ukraine's potential battlefield weaknesses that analysis was part of a trove of apparently

leaked classified information that's been viewed by the Wall Street Journal.

The journal was not able to independently authenticate the documents, but they contain

enough detail to give them credibility.

We're joined now by Matthew Luxemore who covers the war in Ukraine.

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