National Guard Commander: In Parts of Donetsk Region Occupiers Outnumber
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NGU commander Oleksandr Pivnenko visited fighters in Kharkiv and Donetsk regions: In some areas, the advantage of the Russian Federation reaches 6 to 1, more than 170 attacks were repelled in a week: Details 03 October 2026
In some parts of the Donetsk region, Russian troops have a six-fold advantage over Ukrainian units, but during the summer they failed to achieve significant successes and breakthroughs, National Guard commander Alexander Pivnenko said. These days, Pivnenko visited the units of the NGU, which perform combat tasks in Kharkiv and Donetsk region. He listened to the reports of the commander of the Azov group of troops, the commander of the 2nd Corps …
The ratio of Russian and Ukrainian forces in some places in Donetsk region is 6:1. This was announced by the commander of the National Guard Alexander Pivnenko. According to him, this week in Kharkiv and Donetsk region the situation remains dynamic. “Within a week alone, our units were in the strips...
He reported this on Facebook.On Saturday, October 3, Pivnenko spoke about the results of visiting units of the National Guard, which perform combat tasks in Kharkiv region and Donetsk region. He listened to the reports of the commander of the group of troops (forces) “Azov”, the commander of the 2nd Corps “Khartia”, the commanders of brigades and regiments and analyzed the operational situation and the needs of the units for the autumn-winter pe…
National Guard Commander: In Parts of Donetsk Region Occupiers Outnumber
National Guard Commander Oleksandr Pivnenko says some Donetsk sectors face a 6:1 Russian-to-Ukrainian force ratio. He reported over 170 attacks repelled this week and continued use of drones and aircraft.
Despite the superiority of the enemy in some areas, Ukrainian units of the NGU hold positions and break up the assaults
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