The trench could provide some defense for Russia in an area that many military analysts believe will be instrumental in Ukraine's upcoming counteroffensive.
Russia has reportedly dug a 45-mile defensive trench in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Oblast, according to satellite imagery.The length of the trench represents approximately a third of the length of the region.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces have seemingly dug a 45-mile defensive trench in Ukraine, according to satellite imagery published by the Ukrainian media outlet Center for Journalistic Investigations.
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