There are no fundamental innovations from the enemy on the Kupiansk and Lyman axes, the occupiers are trying to transfer military equipment to the western bank of the Oskil River, they are also actively using drones on fiber optics and installing special protective nets on the roads.
The spokesman for the Khortytsia Operational and Strategic Troops Group Viktor Trehubov has reported this.
"The number of clashes is statistically small, but there are quite active attempts by the Russians to transfer equipment to the western bank of the Oskil River. That is, we have practically the same situation that was somewhere around January. The axes do not change much, the intensity and weather conditions change partially, but in principle everything remains the same," Trehubov noted.
Active fighting also continues on the Novopavlivka, Kramatorsk, Toretsk and Pokrovsk axes. It was on the Pokrovsk axis that the situation noticeably improved for Ukrainian forces, despite the fact that this area remains the main target of the russians.
Trehubov said that the situation remains similar to the one at the beginning of the year: the intensity of the fighting is changing, but the directions of the attacks remain unchanged.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, Trehubov informed that the troops of the aggressor state russia were able to transfer part of their forces across the Oskil River.
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