“The Russians are two kilometers from the border of the city of Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region, constantly attacking Ukrainian positions and trying to reach the main route Svatove-Kupyansk to continue the offensive. Source: Andrii Besedin, head of the Kupyan city military administration, during the telethon Direct speech: “An extremely difficult situation that carries great threats not only for Kupyansk, it is the Dvorichan direction, where the enemy is trying to gain a foothold in the city of Dvorichna itself – this is already the right-bank part of Oskol.””, — write: www.pravda.com.ua
The Russians are two kilometers from the border of the city of Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region, constantly attacking Ukrainian positions and trying to reach the main route Svatove-Kupyansk to continue the offensive.
Source: Andriy Besedin, head of the Kupyan city military administration, during the telethon
Direct speech: “An extremely difficult situation that carries great threats not only for Kupyansk, it is the Dvorichna area, where the enemy is trying to gain a foothold in the city of Dvorichna itself – this is already the right-bank part of Oskol.”
Details: Besedin explained that if the enemy is able to enter the city of Dvorichna and transfer their equipment there, they will have the opportunity to enter the rear of the Ukrainian troops in Kupiansk.
The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that on January 8, the Russians carried out 12 assaults in the direction of the inhabited points of Petropavlivka and Golubivka, which are located two kilometers from Kupyansk.
“The situation is also very difficult in the direction of Zagryzove-Lozova-Kruglyakivka. There, the enemy constantly conducts assaults in order to reach the left bank of the Oskil River,” Besedin said.
Prehistory:
- It will be recalled that on the night of November 14, the DeepState analytical project reported that the Russians managed to enter Kupyansk.
- On November 26, Ukrainian troops knocked the enemy out of the city and cleared it of Russians.
- On January 5, Besedin reported that more than 900 people in Kupyansk are refusing to evacuate and are living in extremely difficult living conditions.