December 22, 2024
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“Under the control of the Defense Forces” – Synegubov about the situation in Dvorichnaya, Kharkiv region

“Under the control of the Defense Forces” – Synegubov about the situation in Dvorichnaya in Kharkiv Oblast Head of the OVA Synegubov spoke about the Russians’ attempts to capture Dvorichnaya and their new tactics in Kharkiv Oblast. The village remains under the control of the Armed Forces, there are about 800 local residents.”, — write on: unn.ua

About a week ago, the Russian occupiers tried to enter the outskirts of the village of Dvorichna in the Kupyan direction of the Kharkiv region. Fighting is going on for the bridgehead, but the village is under the control of the Defense Forces of Ukraine. The head of the regional administration, Oleg Sinegubov, said this in a comment to “Suspilno”, reports UNN.

Two years under the control of the Defense Forces? – Yes. Are they storming our territories — yes, they are storming Ukrainian positions in the direction of Dvorichnya. Did they enter the settlement itself – yes, about a week ago they entered the outskirts and were knocked out

According to him, what is happening now in Dvorichnaya is another attempt to bypass the city from the north. “Is there a presence there at this moment – I cannot confirm, because, yes, there was information that they crossed Oskil on boats, stormed further and, according to the military, they were all eliminated. However, there are forests there, and are there they are there, it is quite difficult to find out. Of course, we will conduct (the military will conduct) appropriate measures,” said the head of the OVA.

According to Synegubov, about 800 residents remain in Dvorichnaya itself.

The head of the OVA said that when the occupiers entered and occupied certain positions to the south of the village, which were initially controlled by our military, there were mutual assaults there for almost two days – the Defense Forces tried to recapture the territories, they tried to hold and strengthen them. “According to our information, all territories have been returned,” Sinegubov noted and added: “It is not necessary to say that we have lost any territories.”

“For this bridgehead (a bridgehead south of Dvorichny, near the villages of Masyutivka and Zapadny — ed.), active combat operations are being conducted for these positions,” the head of the OVA emphasized.

Sinegubov also spoke about the tactics of the Russians: “They really enter in groups on foot, where it is not very difficult to pass. Then they try to establish themselves: it can be one or two people, as many as survived. And then they gradually build up, establish themselves in plantations, forests, in destroyed buildings. After they accumulate enough forces – that is 10-20 soldiers – they continue to attack our military positions, if they immediately meet the battle (repulse?), then they try to find other approaches.”

That is, according to Synegubov, “head on”, as was the case during the attempted attack on Kharkiv, other populated areas, the Russians no longer carry out offensives, realizing that it is almost impossible for them to advance our troops, because there are fortifications, both active and passive protection barriers.

Addition

According to the General Staff, since the beginning of the day, on December 20, in the Kupian direction, the Defense Forces have stopped five assaults by invaders near Synkivka, Petropavlivka, Zagryzovy, and Lozova, and three more clashes are ongoing.

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