“The invaders try to control the logistics paths to the city.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The invaders try to control the logistics paths to the city.
Thus, the army of the Russian Federation tries to put pressure on the Kupyansk logistics center / photo of Emerging EuropeRussian troops gradually expanded the bridgehead in the Kharkiv region on the western bank of the Oskil River near Kupyansk. About it reports the Ministry of Defense of the United Kingdom, citing intelligence data.It is noted that this bridgehead was created at the end of November 2024. It is reported that since then, Russian troops have had tactical advancement in the area.
The British intelligence reports that the Russian army is now focused on the village of the two -year, as well as on the settlement of the western, which is located 4 km west of the Oskil River.
It is also emphasized that the enemy tries to put pressure on the Kupyansk logistics center, which is also located on this river, about 12 km south of the bridgehead.
“The Russian forces are already controlling the supply lines to the east and south of the city and are likely to try to control the northern routes of supply to the city,” British intelligence reports.
The situation in Kharkiv region is the latest newsEarlier, the Armed Forces said that the Russian army tried to force the river Vovcha, in Kharkiv. However, during this hostile assault, Ukrainian defenders managed to replenish the exchange fund and capture more than 10 invaders.
At the same time, a spokesman for the Khartiya brigade stated that in Kharkiv the forces of defense gradually push the Russians to the border. He noted that the last few months have been undergoing an operation, where the brigade, along with adjacent units, GUR and the 92nd brigade is pushing for the enemy.
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