Commander of the strike UAV "ACHILLES" shared information about the situation in the Kupyansk area

Commander of the strike UAV "ACHILLES" shared information about the situation in the Kupyansk area

The Defence Forces destroy 95% of the enemy’s equipment in the area of the settlement of Kruhlyakivka, Kupyansk district, where the enemy managed to reach the left bank a few weeks ago. This was reported on the "Espreso" TV channel by the Commander of the "ACHILLES" Strike UAV Battalion of the 92nd Separate Mechanized Brigade named after the Koshovyi Otaman Ivan Sirko, Yuriy Fedorenko.

"There is a part where the enemy managed to reach the left bank of Kupyansk a few weeks ago — this is the settlement of Kruhlyakivka," noted the battalion commander.

Fedorenko explained that the theater of operations looks like this: the enemy has no standard engineering fortifications or reliable shelters. They are located in basements and temporary shelters, suffering losses while attempting to bring in additional forces.

The Commander of the "ACHILLES" Strike UAV Battalion stated that the enemy is trying to increase activity in the mentioned direction, moving upstream along Kolisnykivka. At the same time, they have suffered losses and have been blocked by the Defence Forces. Russian troops also attempted to attack with the aim of reaching Kupyansk. However, the enemy was detected here, and their assault infantry and equipment were destroyed. As of today, there is no enemy presence in Kupyansk-Vuzlovyi.

"95% of the enemy’s equipment is destroyed, and, as a result, the enemy is forced to resort to using manpower," Fedorenko clarified, adding that in some areas, the Russians move through plantations. From the infantry unloading point to the front-line position is approximately 12 km.

At the same time, out of 10 occupiers who set out on this march, no more than 3 reach their destination, the commander noted. The rest either stop or are destroyed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The vast majority of Russian stormtroopers perish as they approach the front line.