Ukrainian tanks fire shots in Donetsk region to 'push back' Russian troops

Ukrainian artillery batteries stationed in the Donetsk region fire shot after shot trying to take back the area currently under Russian control.

Artillery units are on duty 24 hours a day, helping the Ukrainian army, especially around the city of Bakhmut, where the heaviest clashes took place, and on the Donetsk front line.

Stressing that artillery fire is the most important force of war, Captain Vladislav said: “We fire heavily to push back the enemy. We are in the field every day and shoot heavily at enemy targets."