Russians do not have enough resources to conduct a large-scale offensive in the south - Likhoviy
Kyiv • UNN
The spokesperson for the Tavria unit reported 7 unsuccessful attacks by small groups of Russians per day. The Russians do not have enough resources to conduct an effective, large-scale offensive in the southern direction.
Dmytro Lykhoviy, spokesman for the Tavria Brigade, said that the Russians lack the resources to conduct an effective, large-scale offensive in the southern direction. Over the past day, 7 Russian attack attempts were recorded, where in all cases the occupiers attacked with small infantry groups of up to a squad. Lykhoviy said this during a telethon, UNN reports.
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Our units continue to conduct defensive operations, take measures to improve their tactical position, and have some success, but in general, our front line, although stable, remains dynamic in some places. If we compare our direction with the overall situation at the front, I emphasize that it is obvious that the Russians do not have enough resources to conduct an effective, large-scale offensive in our direction as well, because over the past day, 7 Russian attack attempts were recorded, 4 of them in the Orikhiv direction, and three more attempts in the Krynok area
He noted that in all cases, the occupiers attacked with small infantry groups of up to a squad, were unsuccessful, and sometimes suffered losses.
Recall
Yesterday, Dmytro Lykhoviy said that the Defense Forces had destroyed three tanks in the Gulyaypillia sector in two less than 24 hours, which indicates that the Russians are intensifying their activity in this area.
Lykhoviy also reported that the number of enemy personnel in Zaporizhzhia region reaches almost 90 thousand soldiers, but according to intelligence, there are no sharp, significant changes that would affect the nature of hostilities and no signs of the formation of an enemy offensive group.