A new direction for the offensive was opened by the Russian invaders in the Donbass.
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At the end of the week, the enemy began to advance in the Svatov direction. The most fierce battles were in the territories of the Serebryansky forests. The invaders are trying to break through to get into the city of Liman and are actually engulfed in battles of Nevskoye, Dibrov and Belogorovka. However, the enemy fails to realize their plans. Deputy Defense Minister Anna Malyar announced this on the air of the national telethon on July 3.
Also in the east, enemy troops are working to take control of Marinka and Avdiivka. However, the Russians have not been able to realize their plans for several months now.
Malyar added that in a week the number of enemy shelling in the east had doubled. If last week 6,457 shellings were recorded, then last week – 11,753 shellings.
And the commander of the Air Assault Troops of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Major General Maxim Mirgorodsky, wrote on Telegram that the military units and units of the Airborne Forces are successfully conducting combat operations in the most important areas and are moving forward every day, freeing every kilometer of their native land.
According to him, thanks to Western weapons, Ukrainian soldiers have a technological advantage over the enemy, and the fighters are well trained and trained, including abroad.
Recall that the Ministry of Defense announced a slight advance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Berdyansk and Melitopol directions. Heavy fighting continues there, but the Ukrainian defenders push the enemy back and level the front.
Source: Racurs
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