In the subsection "Achilles," information was shared regarding the battles in the Kharkiv region

In the subsection "Achilles," information was shared regarding the battles in the Kharkiv region

According to the unit captain Yuriy Fedorenko, in just one combat episode, the enemy "utilized" 90 units of lightly armored and armored vehicles on the battlefield in three assaults.

The Ukrainian Defence Forces continue to successfully hold back the advance of the occupiers near Kupiansk.

As reported by Captain Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the "Achilles" strike UAV battalion of the 92nd Ivan Sirko Assault Brigade, the enemy is suffering significant losses in both equipment and personnel.

Fedorenko explained that the enemy had the task of entering Kupyansk and capturing Kupyansk-Vuzlovyi by November 1, thereby creating prerequisites for crossing the Oskil River. However, since the command task of the Russian Armed Forces was evidently not fulfilled, from November 1, the Russian troops literally switched to a "kamikaze mode."

According to the commander, the Russian command is trying to gather all possible reserves from the rear areas to the front lines, after which they are thrown into constant assaults that continue around the clock.

On one of the front sections in the area of Kruhlyakivka, in an attempt to reach the left bank of the Oskil River, the enemy "utilized" 90 units of lightly armored and armored vehicles on the battlefield in three assaults.

In an attempt to minimize losses, Russian infantry is deployed 12 km from the front line, then tries to reach the positions on foot. During this time, out of 10 soldiers, only one makes it—the rest are either destroyed or fall behind.

Despite some tactical successes, Fedorenko noted, the enemy failed to establish logistics and create a strong bridgehead for further advance in this area.

"They are moving over a carpet of their fallen. Regarding the results, in three armored assaults, the enemy used about a hundred units of lightly armored equipment. Of these hundred units, the Defence Forces destroyed 90%," Fedorenko emphasized.