LATE at night, half a dozen Ukrainian infantrymen leaned over a map spread on wooden pallets inside a building. Within an hour, they would embark on one of the most dangerous deployments of the war, a night-time operation across the Dnieper River.
Vyshyty, 27, a company commander, was issuing orders for an operation last May. The unit would be providing support for assault troops, he told them.
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