The General Staff of the Armed Forces: There were more than 150 battles on the front in the front, the enemy increased the activity in the Lyman direction

There were 152 fighting on the front per day, the situation in the east and south of the country remains tense. The General Staff of the Armed Forces reports this in the evening.

Most Russian attacks were in the Pokrovsky direction, where the enemy 67 times attacked Ukrainian positions in the areas of settlements Water, Elizabeth, Myrolyubivka, Lisivka, Renaissance, Zarov, Kottle, Kotlyarivka, Andriyivka, Dachne and Ulakla. Two combatants are still ongoing. Belitske, Pokrovsk and Odradne were in managed aircraft.

According to the erection, Russian troops increased their activity in the estuary, where the Armed Forces reflected 26 attacks – last day there were 10 attacks.

In the Kharkiv direction, the Russian forces once tried to move in the direction of Kozacha Lopani, attacked Ukrainian positions (10 times) in the Kupyansk direction, and in the Siversky direction six attempts to squeeze Ukrainian defenders from the occupied positions in the Verkhnokaminsky area, two hostages. .

There were also Russian attacks by Kramatorsk, Toretsky and Novopavlovsky directions. Instead, the enemy did not take active actions in the Gulyaypil, Orikhiv and Dnieper directions.

The headquarters note that the forces of Ukraine continue to conduct surgery in the Kursk direction – Ukrainian soldiers repelled seven Russian attacks, one battle continues, in addition, Russian aviation has inflicted 19 air strikes in its own territory, dropping 35 cab.

The other day, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that he “instructed to strengthen the command composition of the troops in Donetsk region” and sent Major General Michael Drapat, commander of the Land Forces, for the management of the Khortytsa Troops. “These are the most violent areas of fighting,” Zelensky said.

The spokesman of the operative-strategic group of Khortytsia troops Viktor Tregubov on January 20 on Radio Liberty said that Russian troops were bypassing Pokrovsk from the west, trying to take it in a semicircle. The next day, on January 21, Tregubov said on the air of the Troogubon that the offensive of the Russian army was slowing down, and “we hope that it would eventually stop.”