April 19, 2025
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Deepstate: The occupiers are fixed in viburnum and prepared for offensive on Konstantinovka

Russian occupation forces are actively strengthened in the village of Kalinovo in Donetsk region, promoting infantry, arranging logistics and communication, as well as preparing for offensive actions in the direction of old Mykolaivka and the highway to Konstantinovka.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua

Russian occupation forces are actively strengthened in the village of Kalinovo in Donetsk region, promoting infantry, arranging logistics and communication, as well as preparing for offensive actions in the direction of old Mykolaivka and the highway to Konstantinovka.

Source: Deepstate

Details: According to Deepstate, Russian troops continue to consolidate their positions in the village of Kalinovo. Infantry is embedded in the settlement, logistics routes are equipped and a communication system is being established.

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In addition, there was an active preparation for a possible offensive in the direction of Staroi Mykolaivka and on the route leading to Konstantinovka.

The widespread use of enemy drones remains a significant threat to the Ukrainian units in this front area. According to Ukrainian military personnel, the crews of drones, who previously participated in hostilities in Kurshchyna, arrived in the district.

“Katsaps are trying to knock out logistics and already quietly fly to Konstantinovka herself,” – said the Ukrainian military, who are in this area of ​​the front.

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