Ukrainian fighters kill two more top Russian commanders as they retake key city Chuhuiv

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Ukraine’s second-biggest city, which came under siege not long after the capital city of Kyiv was attacked.The Ukrainian army posted: "The occupiers suffered heavy losses in personnel and equipment."The army also confirmed that members of the Russian Armed Forces, Commander of the 61st Separate Marine Brigade Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Safronov, and Deputy Commander of the 11th Separate Airborne Assault Brigade Lieutenant Colonel Denis Glebov, were both killed in the attack.The city suffered an airstrike, which saw many civilians, including a 52-year-old woman, be severely woundedA picture of the woman's bloodied face wrapped in bandages has become one of the most iconic images of the war.This comes after Russian troops reportedly fired rockets at a nearby research facility the Institute of Physics and Technology in Kharkiv, which contains a nuclear reactor and materials and risks causing substantial harm if damaged.Ukraine said that the attack posed a risk of 'large-scale ecological disaster', claiming that the troops were firing from Grad rocket launchers, which do not have the capacity for precise targeting.The reports from Chuhuiv come following claims from one of the UK's top admirals that Putin's invasion has been 'failing under pressure'.Speaking to the BBC about the war, Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said: "I think we've seen a Russian invasion that is not going well."I think we're also seeing remarkable resistance by Ukraine, both its armed forces and its people and we're seeing the unity of the whole globe coming together, applying pressure to Russia.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."Russia is suffering, Russia is an isolated.