The Russian Army continues to increase the pace of its offensive in the Pokrovsky and Toretsky directions.
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For this, the enemy will use large forces for this. One Defense Force confidently holds back the pressure of the Russian occupation forces and inflicts significant losses on the enemy. In the Kharkov direction, the aggressor is trying to attack near Volchansk. There is a battle going on there now. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced this on Facebook on June 22.
And in the Kupyansky direction, enemy troops have already stormed the positions of Ukrainian defenders 12 times in the areas of Sinkovka, Stepnaya Novoselovka, Andreevka, Myasozharovka, Stelmakhovka and Peschany.
In the Liman direction, the invaders attacked eight times near the settlements of Terny and Nevskoye. Things are not calm in the Seversky direction either – eight attacks were repulsed near Verkhnekamensky, Sporny, Razdolevka and Vyemka.
In the Kramatorsk direction, the enemy is trying to oust the Ukrainian Armed Forces from their positions near Ivanovsky and Grigoryevka. In the Toretsk direction, the number of assaults by the occupiers increased to 11.
In the Pokrovsky direction today, the largest number of engagements was recorded – 32 times the enemy tried to break through the defenses in the areas of Novoaleksandrovka, Vozdvizhenka, Evgenievka, Sokol, Novoselovka First and Novopokrovsky.
Fighting continues in the Kurakhovsky direction. In the Vremiv direction, the enemy made six unsuccessful attempts to break into the Ukrainian defenses near Staromayorsky, Urozhayny and Vodyanoy.
Four assault actions were recorded in the Orekhovsky direction. In the Dnieper direction there were two unsuccessful attacks in the Krynok area.
Source: Racurs
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