The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue offensive operations on the left bank of the Kherson region. Russian sources claimed that the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked near the settlements of Poyma and Peschanivka (13 km southeast of Kherson and 3 km from the Dnieper) and advanced near Krynoki. The Ukrainian Defense Forces also succeeded northeast of the railway in the Klishchievka area of the Donetsk region.
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This was reported by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Geolocation footage published on November 2 shows that the Russian occupying army was advancing west of Orlyanka (22 km east of Kupyansk). The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that Russian troops unsuccessfully attacked near Sinkovka, Petropavlovka and Ivanovka.
Geolocation footage for November 1 indicates that the Ukrainian Armed Forces advanced further northeast of the railway track in the Klishchievka area. The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that Ukrainian defenders continued offensive operations south of Bakhmut.
Russian troops are concentrating on the northern flank of Avdeevka and are conducting consistent assault operations, despite heavy rains in the area. Our soldiers also repelled more than 20 Russian assaults near Marinka.
The grouping of Russian troops in the Kherson direction consists of eight brigades, 17 regiments, eight battalions and four battalion-level detachments, including BARS (combat reserve of the Russian Federation) and Storm-Z units, and Russian reserves in this direction include two motorized rifle regiments and two reserves motorized rifle battalions.
Source: Racurs
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