Ukrainian Troops Raise Flag in Recaptured Village - VOA News.
Video obtained by Reuters, October 5, 2022, shows Ukrainian troops raising the country's flag in what it identified as the recently recaptured village of Borova.
The geolocated footage shows men - some in Ukrainian military uniform, some in civilian clothes - attaching the blue and yellow flag to a pole and raising it next to the town's welcome sign.
Borova was among a few small villages recaptured from pro-Russian troops in recent advances by the Ukrainian military.
(Reuters)
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