Ukrainian infantry counter-attacks advance on northern Kharkiv battlefield

Attacks sponsored by Ukrainian infantry groups using swarms of locally manufactured drones are taking back territory from Russian forces within the northern Kharkiv sector. Both sides are reporting that the men in the battle for Kiev have established a remarkable artillery firepower over Moscow’s troops for the first generation in months.

Ukrainian features according to ground surveys are in the built-up plains of the city of Vovchansk and the village of Helebok, both sites of the primary Russian offensives launched from early May. Kiev’s forces have scored modestly but appear to have gained ground at both locations, the US-based Institute for the Study of Warfare think tank reported on June 25.

Information feeds from all sectors of equipment reported minor Ukrainian advances in Vovchansk and the villages of Lipsy, Hlyboke and Tykh since mid-June. In some cases, the seizure of Russian defensive positions was confirmed through videos published through secret resources and interviews with prisoners of war.

Professional-Moscow military blogger Alexander Sladkov told his 900,000 fans on Monday that the Russian army fighting in the Vovchansk/Lipsi sector has lost the initiative and is damaging the accumulation zone it captured in May. He said that Kiev has deployed specialized attack equipment in the Kharkiv sector and they are being continuously strengthened.

“Our artillery gunners have learned that every shell we (Russian Army) fire, the enemy (Ukraine) responds with twenty rounds of its own. The intensity of enemy artillery operations increased dramatically. If we are talking about counter-battery fire, they are bombarding from two directions (against Russian guns and howitzers)…They have no shortage of shells,” Sladkov said.

Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala said in a The Prague-led initiative received donations from eighteen countries, including Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden, to supply ammunition outside Europe.

As a result of Congressional infighting, the US froze all military aid, including artillery ammunition, to Ukraine from December to the end of April. Deliveries to the Pentagon in Kiev, which resumed in May and June, have given priority to artillery shells, particularly those within the required NATO-standard 155 mm caliber. Russian “military correspondent” Alexander Kots said in a June 25 video posted on his Telegram channel that recently acquired Ukrainian shelling had ended the Russian offensive in the Kharkiv sector.

“There is no possibility that we will not proceed there. The situation is that we are defending. “The idea that we (Russian forces) should advance, given all the firepower that the enemy has brought to Vovchansk, is a way to destroy our people,” Coats said.

Fighting reports and drone imagery from counter-attacking Ukrainian equipment showed small groups of heavily armed soldiers taking defensive fire and throwing grenades at every opportunity. Remark drones hover overhead as kamikaze drones, mortars and artillery attack their targets.

A video published by the Ukrainian military on Saturday, June 22, shows opponents of the Interior Ministry’s special operations unit Lyut moving forward deliberately, taking every opportunity to defend with automatic fire and throwing grenades at potential Russian targets. The native Svizi Novy Vovchansk knowledge forum reported that Ukrainian troops had captured minor features at Hlyboke and Lipetsi, adding that the methods of attack were “little by little, slowly, carefully, but surely!” Was told.

According to reports in both Ukrainian and Russian military media, an advanced detachment of more than 200 Russian soldiers found themselves locked in a manufacturing plant and surrounded by Ukrainian forces in southern Vovchansk in early June. Radio Self-Rule, a US-backed separate information platform, cited Yuri Povkh, a spokesman for the Kharkiv sector of the Ukrainian army, as saying on Wednesday that the Russian “enclave” had been off limits for two weeks. Povakh said Kremlin forces were trying to reach the detachment in daily attacks, but were unsuccessful.

Ukraine’s Military General Personnel (AGS) said on Tuesday, June 25 that Russian forces, mainly infantry without the aid of armored vehicles, were still trying to attack some positions in the Kharkiv sector and that more than 200 Killing or killing people. Are getting injured day by day. Credible commentary states that Ukrainian security is secure at all locations. The Ukrainian deepstate combat monitoring platform said on Wednesday that Russian forces tried to attack inside Vovchansk twice, each unsuccessfully.

Russian news feeds covering the conflict in the Kharkiv region closely followed the Russian air force’s moves with glider bombs against Ukrainian positions. Ukrainian military media, both trusted and news feeds operating through personal devices, have shown the great utility of Russian guns, but claimed that air tactics have often been ignored and that attack operations have continued.

Ground-based reviews stated that Ukraine’s 3rd Assault Brigade, 36th Marine Brigade, 82nd Wind Assault Brigade and 92nd Mechanized Infantry Brigade had created field features for police and border troops in favor of special operations. Information received from people and other equipment within the Kharkiv sector monitored by the Kyiv Post reported improved supplies of artillery ammunition to Ukrainian forces and total dominance of wind ranges on the battlefield through Ukrainian drones and pilots.

Professional-Russian Kharkiv region-based millblogger Severny Kanal reported in a June 18 post that Russian soldiers in the Vovchansk attack had evacuated their positions with discipline, through Ukrainian forces, until military police captured the absconding infantrymen. Discipline was not restored until it was surrounded. The city of Belgorod, about 35 kilometers (22 mi) behind the entry point. The essayist identified the retreating unit in the battle of June 4 as the eighth and ninth companies of the 9th Motor Rifle Regiment. Russian military information platforms denied that the crippling defeat had leveled the playing field.

Reports from a Ukrainian combat unit based on the Kharkiv patch in mid-June, confirmed through Ukrainian reliable military resources, claimed that dozens of Russian infantrymen were taken prisoner and that counter-attacks conducted between June 3 and June 3 A large number of people were killed or injured. -10. Ukrainian knowledge forums monitoring Russian losses, among them the Gruz200 Telegram channel, on Wednesday published a video purportedly recorded at a Belgorod military health facility, showing dozens of wounded Russian infantrymen recuperating in primitive conditions Went.