Ukrainian military personnel stationed in the north of the Kharkov region note that it is “hotter” here than near Bakhmut.
Ukrainian artillery confirmed a decrease in the shortage of ammunition during the fighting in the Kharkov region after the continuation of US military assistance. At the same time, they also noticed a higher intensity of fighting in the north of the region compared to the operation near Bakhmut in 2023. This was reported by Reuters on Wednesday, May 22.
“It’s 24/7, their infantry keeps coming, we keep repelling their attacks, no matter what, we destroy them,” said one of the howitzer gunners of the 92nd separate assault brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
He was previously located in Bakhmut, and now their unit has been transferred to the Kharkov region.
“It’s hotter here, we don’t have shells there, but here at least we have shells, they started to bring them. There is something to work with, something to fight,” added the serviceman.
The commander of the brigade’s artillery unit was convinced that ammunition would not run out, because everyone understood the importance of holding the line.
Yes, we will receive bullets, because we are facing a large and serious enemy group. If we show today that we can prevent a large-scale enemy attack on Kharkov and the Kharkov region in this extreme situation, then the enemy will not dare to think about attacking Kyiv, Chernigov, Sumy or Poltava region, “he. emphasized.
Let’s remember that on May 10, the United States announced an aid package worth $400 million. This includes additional ammunition for Patriot and NASAMS anti-aircraft missile systems, Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, 155 mm and 105 mm artillery shells, and more.
The US announced a new aid package for Ukraine
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Source: korrespondent
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