Zaluzhnyi focuses on breakthrough to Azov Sea after meeting with NATO, British chiefs of staff 

This is reported by The Guardian.

It is noted that on August 15, some of the highest-ranking NATO military officials travelled to a secret location on the Polish-Ukrainian border to meet with Ukraine's chief military commander, General Valerii Zaluzhnyi, at a "military council".

The purpose of Zaluzhnyi's five-hour meeting with NATO Supreme Allied Commander General Christopher Cavoli and British Admiral Tony Radakin was to help reset Ukraine's military strategy. Thus, the main issue on the agenda was Ukraine's counter-offensive, as well as battle plans for the grueling winter.

British sources are reluctant to report on the outcome of the meeting at the border. However, according to The Guardian, the West has noticed that the strategy has changed as a result of the discussions.

"I think you can see that they are focused on the Zaporizhzhia front," said one insider amid reports of new Ukrainian attacks targeting the city of Tokmak, which is the first step to the Azov Sea.

On August 12, Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Valerii Zaluzhnyi met in Kyiv with the UK Chief of Defense Staff, Admiral Tony Radakin, to discuss the situation at the front and the needs of the Armed Forces.