Milley says fighting in Ukraine has increased and cautions it will continue for lengthy time

By TARA COPP
Associated Press

AMERICAN CEMETERY, Normandy, France (AP) — U.S. Joint Chiefs chairman Gen. Mark Milley says fighting in Ukraine has increased, but he is cautioning against reading too much into each day’s operations. Milley says activity throughout Russia-occupied Ukraine and fighting has picked up. He says there will be days with a lot of fighting and days with little, as the war goes back and forth “for a considerable length of time.” Milley spoke in an exclusive interview with The Associated Press at the American Cemetery in Normandy, the final resting place of almost 9,400 troops who died 79 years ago, during the allied June 6, 1944 D-Day invasion.