Assault on Kupiansk via Gas Pipeline: Why the Russians Call It a One-Way Route.

Attack by Russian Forces on Kupiansk

According to inkorr.com: The attack by Russian occupiers on Kupiansk, which took place via the gas pipeline, ended unsuccessfully for them - most of the stormtroopers either died or were captured. The Russians themselves describe this route as a 'one-way street'.

Tetyana Branitska, head of communications for the 10th army corps, emphasized during a press conference at the 'Nakipelo' press center in Kharkiv the importance of counting the number of prisoners and dead occupiers who used this route, instead of merely focusing on the fact of its use.

'Why was there no analysis of the number of captured and dead occupiers who took this path?'

According to her, captured Russians admitted that they were aware of the hopelessness of the attack even before it began, as the gas pipeline was a dead-end 'one-way street'.

The enemy forces continue to employ small group tactics to press into populated areas, yet the Ukrainian defense forces successfully repel these attacks, inflicting significant losses on the enemy, many of which result in capture.

During the press conference in Kharkiv, the consequences of the Russian military's attack on Kupiansk were discussed. Captured fighters confirmed the hopelessness of this attempt even before it was carried out. Ukrainian forces continue to effectively repel enemy attacks, inflicting substantial losses on them.

This episode underscores that despite the occupiers' attacks, the Ukrainian military continues to hold the defense and gain an advantage on the battlefield. Informing about enemy losses and the effectiveness of defense is an important component of strategic communication during war.