Armed Forces of Ukraine recaptured a number of positions from the invaders in the Kharkiv direction, - military man

Armed Forces of Ukraine recaptured a number of positions from the invaders in the Kharkiv direction, - military man

According to Yuriy Fedorenko, the Russian Armed Forces are trying to deliver personnel to the front line on two-wheeled motorcycles, buggies, etc. The enemy uses Mavics, FPV drones and Lancets, which are aimed at armored vehicles and artillery of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the Achilles strike drone battalion of the 92nd Brigade, said that systematic, persistent work is being carried out aimed at dislodging the Russian occupiers from their positions in the Kharkiv region. Espresso reports this.

"The enemy’s goals and objectives remain unchanged - presence in Kharkiv region. In the Strilecha - Lyptsi area, it is important for the enemy to maintain momentum and have at least tactical results in order to approach the administrative boundaries of Kharkiv," he explained.

In Vovchansk, the occupation group is trying to gain a foothold in every hiding place and hold the positions behind. The occupiers are accompanying their actions with aviation, and are using a significant amount of firepower.

Fedorenko explained that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have managed to stabilise the situation, and the enemy is not making any further advances into the depths of the operational space controlled by Ukraine.

"The invaders are being driven out of each position with a counter-fight, and after the Defence Forces have established themselves there, the Russians are still trying to restore their position," Fedorenko said.

According to him, Russian troops are trying to replace destroyed lightly armoured and armoured vehicles with highly manoeuvrable ones. Among other things, attempts are being made to deliver personnel to the front line using two-wheeled motorcycles, buggies, etc., and the Ukrainian Defence Forces timely detect and destroy them on the outskirts.

The Russian Armed Forces are using large numbers of reconnaissance and attack drones.

"The enemy is using Mavic, day and night FPV drones, and of course, there is a high saturation of Lancets, which are aimed primarily at our armoured vehicles and artillery," noted Fedorenko.