Britain’s intelligence explained why Russians are sticking into the Serebryansky Forest

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According to British intelligence, Russian invaders have reduced activity in Kharkiv and Sumy regions due to the relocation of forces, while focusing pressure on the Serebryansky Forest to move further in eastern Ukraine.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to the British Intelligence Report dated September 2

Details: Intelligence of Britain noted that Russian military activity in Kharkiv and Sumy regions decreased because Russian land troops relocated some of their forces to other areas of the front.

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Scouts also noted that this may be part of an attempt to increase pressure on priority areas, in particular in the Donetsk region.

At the same time, they also noted that over the last two days the Ukrainian defense forces have successfully conducted a counter -offensive to the west of Kupyansk, where in the last month Russia “has achieved considerable success in the attempts of the environment.”

The intelligence officers also said that in the last ten days in the northern part of the Donetsk region, Russian troops have advanced and were fighting for the Serebryansky Forest. Russian troops strengthened their positions along the Siverskyi Donets River, in intelligence.

In Britain, Russian land troops use forest as partial shelter from unmanned aerial vehicles, and their ultimate goal is Yampil, which is about 10 km west of their current position.

“If Yampil is captured, it will probably become a potential starting point for attacks on the city of Lyman,” the intelligence said.

They also added that the Pokrovsky direction remains a priority for the Russian Federation.

“Russian troops use different attack methods, including motorcycles and trial attacks in small groups, trying to penetrate into Ukrainian positions,” the scouts added.

What was before: The Day of Intelligence of Britain analyzed the offensive actions of In July, and earlier stated that for 2025 the Russian Federation lost 260,000 soldiersX dead and wounded.