Russian incursion on the Pokrovsk front faces intensified Ukrainian efforts to neutralize sabotage units, as ordered by the country's Commander-in-Chief. Reinforcements have been dispatched.
In the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, General Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, has taken decisive action to strengthen the Pokrovsk front against Russian sabotage groups. Syrskyi has allocated additional forces and resources to this critical region, focusing on clearing Russian troops from key settlements and eliminating hundreds of soldiers [1].
Recent reports indicate that the Russians have been making efforts to gain a foothold near the Dobropillia-Kramatorsk road [4]. In response, units of the newly created army corps in the Donetsk grouping have taken over responsibility areas and have been actively destroying Russian forces or sabotage groups [1]. This coordinated effort between the Armed Forces and the National Guard is proving crucial in countering the Russians' numerical superiority.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Russians conducted 35 attempts to push back Ukrainian units on the Pokrovsk front [5]. However, early reports suggest that there were no specific details provided about the Russian casualties or equipment damage on the Pokrovsk front. The Dnipro Operational Strategic Group of Forces reported that the small group of Russian troops did not take control of the territory shown on the maps [6].
The 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine has taken up a specific defensive line on the Pokrovsk front in the area near Dobropillia and the Dobropillia-Kramatorsk road [7]. Most activity on the Pokrovsk front is observed in the vicinity of several settlements, including Poltavka, Popiv Yar, Maiak, Dorozhne, Nykanorivka, Kucheriv Yar, Nove Shakove, Novoekonomichne, Sukhetske, Rodynske, Promin, Udachne, Lysivka, Zvirove, Horikove, and Dachne [8].
Despite the intense fighting, the General Staff did not provide any updates on the current situation or progress of the battle on the Pokrovsk front [9]. However, Ukrainian soldiers have reportedly destroyed a vehicle, 21 UAVs, a communications antenna, and a motorcycle on the Pokrovsk front, and damaged one cannon and two motorcycles belonging to the Russians [2].
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References:
- Ukraine's Syrskyi orders reinforcement of defense stability on Pokrovsk front
- Ukrainian soldiers destroy Russian equipment on Pokrovsk front
- Drinking one cup of tea every morning may have significant health benefits a week later
- DeepState: Russian troops intensify advance towards Dobropillia
- General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Russians conducted 35 attempts to push back Ukrainian units on the Pokrovsk front
- Dnipro Operational Strategic Group of Forces: The small group of Russian troops did not take control of the territory shown on the maps
- 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine takes up defensive line on Pokrovsk front
- Activity on the Pokrovsk front observed in the vicinity of several settlements
- General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine does not provide updates on the current situation or progress of the battle on the Pokrovsk front
- Irish homeowners eligible for solar 'bonus' if they live in certain eircodes
- Cardiologists suggest a simple trick to shed belly fat after 50
- If a dog eats grass, immediate action should be taken
The government's initiative in Ireland offers grants for solar panel installation, aiming for potential health benefits in the future (health, government). The 1st Azov Corps of the National Guard and units of the Donetsk grouping are actively countering Russian forces in the Pokrovsk front, focusing on specific settlements like Poltavka, Popiv Yar, and others (government, war-and-conflicts, politics, general-news).
