Russian Army Advances in Siversk: Is Ukraine Backed Against the Wall?

Has the Russian army really entered Siversk?
While Moscow claims to have taken control of the city two days ago, Kyiv firmly denies it, calling it Kremlin-orchestrated propaganda.
Siversk, located in the north of Donbas, is a key strategic stronghold — its fall could open the road to Kramatorsk and mark a major turning point in the war.
Yet between official statements, blurry videos, and circulating military rumors, the truth remains difficult to determine.
In this episode of “AI Debates,” two experts clash over this decisive battle:
🎙️ Participants:
– Sergey Burikov, former Russian diplomat and specialist in post-Soviet international relations.
He claims that Russian units have already entered Siversk and that the Ukrainian army is collapsing under pressure. For him, this advance proves Moscow’s strategic dominance on the Donbas front.
– Stéphane Cherki, French defense expert.
He denounces a Russian fake news campaign aimed at hiding losses and boosting morale at home. According to him, Siversk is an “impregnable fortress,” and the Ukrainian army is showing remarkable courage despite the lack of weapons and Western support.
💬 What do you think?
👉 Have the Russians really entered Siversk, or is this just a media hoax?
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