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Every week day after noon, we sit down with leading journalists from the Telegraphs London Newsroom

and our team's reporting on the ground to bring the latest news and analysis on the war in Ukraine.

It's Monday, the 6th of February, day 348, and with me to discuss the most recent events in Ukraine and around the world,

I'm joined by our associate editor, Dominic Nichols, our assistant comment editor, Francis Donnelly,

and our Europe editor, James Crisp.

I started by asking Don for the latest news from Ukraine.

Well, hi, David, and hello, everybody. It's been busy weekend.

Let's start in back moot, so in the Donbass here, still in the central Donbass area, the town of back moot.

Today's British defense intelligence reporter saying back moot is increasingly isolated, unquote.

So Russia has been making a number of small advances recently, in recent in the last sort of three or four weeks.

I mean, extremely costly and very small, hundreds of meters for each push.

But they are pushing towards back moot.

So there's two main roads, the M03, which heads northwest out of back moot towards Slavic and the H32,

which heads southwest out of the town.

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