Ukrainian troops advance another 1.5 square kilometers around the liberated Robotyne

Ukrainian troops managed to advance about another 1.5 square kilometers near the liberated town of Robotynein the region Zaporozhyereported the spokesperson for the strategic operational group Tavriain charge of the southeastern area of ​​the front, of the Armed Forces of UkraineOleksandr Shtupun.

“We continue to make small progress in the area of Robotyne. About another 1.5 square kilometers of our Ukrainian territory have been liberated”, he said today during a national news program.

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He added that on the front of Zaporozhye intense fighting is taking place.

“The Russians are clinging to every meter of our Ukrainian land… However, the Ukrainian Defense Forces Ukraine They are trying to make logistics as difficult as possible for the Russian army, and in certain areas this is bearing fruit”, he stressed.

The commander of the Tavria operational group, Oleksandr Tarnavskihad reported today that the Ukrainian defense forces advanced more than a kilometer on the front of Tavria and that losses in the Russian ranks amounted to 226 in the last 24 hours.

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“Our army’s artillery units completed 1,391 fire missions during the day. In the last 24 hours, enemy losses amounted to 226 people (72 killed, 149 wounded, 5 prisoners)“he wrote in a message on Telegram.

He also noted that the Ukrainian forces managed to destroy 27 units of Russian military equipment, in particular, three tanks, two armored combat vehicles, three artillery and mortar systems, two multiple rocket launcher systems, nine drones, five units of automobile equipment and three units of special equipment, in addition to six ammunition depots.

Source: Elcomercio

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