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- Russian strikes destroyed targets in Zaporizhzhia, Kharkiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Sumy and the DPR regions;
- Russian forces struck the Prosyana station in Dnipropetrovsk region;
- Russian forces struck the railway station and a gas station in Sumy;
- Russian forces struck an oil refinery in the Priluksky district of Chernihiv region;
- Russian forces struck near the airfield in the Shirokoye area and struck an AFU temporary deployment point in Dolinka, Zaporizhzhia region;
- Russian forces struck the Lozova station in the Kharkiv region;
- Russian offensive continues in the directions of Kupyansk, Pokrovsk, Guliaipole, and Konstantinovka;
- Russian forces took control of Poltavka;
- Russian forces took control of Pleshcheyevka;
- Russian forces advanced in Kupyansk direction;
- Russian forces advanced in Pokrovsk town;
- Ukrainian losses amounted to approximately 1,600 troops in the past 24 hours.
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- Russian forces took control of Pleshcheyevka;
- Russian forces advanced in Konstantinovka and captured the first buildings in the Santurinovka neighborhood.
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- Russian forces advanced in Pokrovsk and reached the railway station;
- Fighting is ongoing in the Yuzhny microdistrict;
- The Ukrainian supply road north of the city is under Russian artillery fire and has been cut off.
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- Russian forces crossed the Yanchur River and took control of Poltavka and Okhotnichye;
- Russian forces took control of Privolye in Dnipropetrovsk region.
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- Russian forces took control of Peschanoe;
- Russian forces expanded the zone of control in the center of Kupyansk city.
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these advances are getting bigger and bigger. if that pocket between mirnograd and pokrovsk gets squeezed, it’s going to be a real problem. without control of those roads, ukr*inians will be forced to leave behind heavy equipment in the event of a withdrawal.
but all they have to do is scream “fake news”, deny everything and dream of a nuclear attack on moscow.
that is the kind of losers they are. deep deep losers.
although i just noticed that there seems to be one small road not cut between grishino and the area south of rodinskoye.