Fighting in Ukraine's Bakhmut intensifies as Russian forces try to break through defenses
Fighting in Ukraine's Bakhmut intensifies as Russian forces try to break through defenses
Also, Tesla to build manufacturing plant in Monterrey, Mexico.
Fighting has intensified around the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut, with both Ukrainian and Russian forces taking significant losses. Russian troops, including mercenary fighters from the Wagner Group, are trying to cut Ukrainian defenders' supply lines and force them to surrender or withdraw. The situation is described as "extremely tense" by the commander of Ukraine's ground forces, with the enemy constantly destroying anything that could be used to shield Ukrainian defenders. Bakhmut has been the focus of fighting for months, with Moscow attempting to encircle the city, and there have been increasing reports of battles within the city itself. Despite the cost of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, it aims to seize the whole of the eastern Donbas region.
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Tesla plans to build a new manufacturing plant in Monterrey, Mexico, according to President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Details of the investment will be announced on Wednesday. López Obrador said that Tesla committed to addressing water-shortage problems in Monterrey and would use recycled water in EV manufacturing. Growing demand for electric vehicles has spurred a frenzy of new car plants in the US, with foreign-owned car companies expanding in the US and EV startups building manufacturing capabilities. Mexico has increased efforts to advance electric vehicle production, and BMW AG has invested €800m to produce fully electric cars at its San Luis Potosí plant. Mexico is the world's seventh-largest automaker and fifth-largest exporter of cars and light trucks.
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