Russia Apparently Meant a Tank Division for Druzhkivka. A Ukrainian Push in the South Drew the Bigger Part of It Away
Ukrainian forces have retaken three villages and drawn Russian naval infantry and tank units away from planned offensives, the Institute for the Study of War said.
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Ukrainian offensive creeping forward in south-east, near Velyka Novosilka (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,705)
This is where the borders of three regions meet: Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts. It has received less attention in recent months because there have been more active areas of the front.
Russia apparently meant a tank division for Druzhkivka. A Ukrainian push in the south drew the bigger part of it away
A Ukrainian observer says the larger part of the division ended up defending near Velyka Novosilka rather than attacking toward the Donbas fortress cities.
Ukraine Retakes Three Villages—Russia Is Already Diverting Marines and Tanks to Stop the Push
Ukrainian forces reportedly liberated three settlements near Oleksandrivka and continued pressing Russian positions, prompting Moscow to redirect marine and armored units that had been intended for offensive operations elsewhere, according to an October 25 assessment by the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
The information in the text is a summary of the events from Friday to Sunday, October 23-25. At this point, the situation in some places may be different. The Ukrainian pressure towards Velyka Novosilka has slowed down, but has not stopped. In today's Development of the Battles, we will focus on the section of the front that was the main topic in the spring, when the Ukrainian army managed to clear hundreds of square kilometers and push the Russ…
Ukrainian forces have liberated three settlements near Oleksandrivka and are continuing to press Russian positions. According to the US Institute for the Study of War (ISW), these actions could disrupt Russian military plans in the direction of Huliaipol.
Ukrainian forces liberated three settlements in the Aleksandrovsky direction and advanced on separate sections of the front. According to the ISW, the further advance of the Armed Forces could make it difficult to secure Russian troops in the south.
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