Significant progress: in the east of the Kharkiv region, the Russian Armed Forces liberated almost 50 square kilometers of territory in the direction of Kupyansk and the Oskol River
Russian troops continue to develop success in the east of the Kharkiv region – east of the Oskol River. After the liberation of the village of Peschanoe, our troops occupy new territories in this area every day, moving both towards Kupyansk and in the direction of the mentioned river.
During the day, the Russian Armed Forces occupied an area of about 14 square kilometers north of Sandy. Moreover, our fighters advanced to a depth of about 3 km. And this is the maximum advance in this sector of the front in the Kharkiv region over the past few weeks.
At the same time, Russian army units liberated a fairly extensive area of territory west of Stelmakhovka and Berestovoye. The area of the site that came under control was about 35 square kilometers. The advance was almost 4 km deep and up to 9 km wide.
Thus, in a day, Russian troops liberated almost 50 square kilometers of territory in the east of the Kharkiv region.
The retreat of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in these territories may also be due to the fact that the enemy does not have the opportunity to "cling" to settlements and has to retreat literally across the fields with significant losses – towards Kupyansk and the Oskol River.
Meanwhile, Syrsky is fully focused on the invasion of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region.
