Russia advances to the south of Ukraine: which regions are at risk.
Russian troops are intensifying their advances to the south of Ukraine
According to inkorr.com: According to information from the analytical project DeepState, Russian occupation forces continue their offensive on the front in the directions of Oleksandrivsk, Pokrovske, and South Slobozhanske, bypassing Ukrainian defensive positions towards the south through the Dnipropetrovsk region.
In the Pryvillia area on the Oleksandrivsk direction, there is a threat due to the activity of Russian troops, which have approached the borders of Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions. In the Pokrovske direction, the enemy is also showing activity near the settlements of Bologivka, Kamianka, and Volodymyrivka. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces managed to repel an attack near Shakhove in the Pokrovske district of Donetsk region.
Maryana Bezuha:
The situation in the south of Dnipropetrovsk region remains tense due to insufficient readiness of defensive structures, which increases risks for the population. The head of the regional military-civil administration has temporarily moved to Odesa. The deputy also emphasized the chaos in military leadership and the manipulation of Commander-in-Chief Syrskyi.
In addition, there is information that Russia is sending drone operators to Kherson region.
Summary:According to data from DeepState, Russian troops continue their advances to the south of Ukraine, bypassing the defensive positions of Ukrainian forces. The situation in Dnipropetrovsk region remains critical due to insufficient readiness of defensive structures, which seriously threatens both the civilian population and military operations.
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