Pentagon: Not clear Russian convoy to Kyiv exists anymore
"I don't even know if it still exists at this point... They never really accomplished their mission," Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby said in a statement on Thursday.
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- Published Date: 10:16 | 31 March 2022
- Modified Date: 10:22 | 31 March 2022
The Pentagon said on Thursday it was not clear that Russia's convoy of military vehicles to Kyiv, which once stretched some 40 miles, even exists anymore after failing to accomplish its mission.
"I don't even know if it still exists at this point... They never really accomplished their mission," said Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby.
The stalled convoy became a symbol of Russia's battlefield difficulties and had been repeatedly attacked by Ukrainian forces during the first weeks of the more than month-long invasion.
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