Currently, the most difficult areas of the front remain Kursk, Pokrovsky, and Lymansky. Speaking of Lymansky, there is an advance of Russian troops there.
This was announced on the air of "Hromadske Radio" by DeepState co-founder Ruslan Mikula.
According to him, analysts do not fully understand this development of events, because that section of the front was stable.
"There is a wedge in our battle formations in the area of the settlements of Katerynivka and Novye. We still do not fully understand the reasons for such a development of events. After all, the front line there was very stable, and the units, let's say, went through much more difficult times. And here this wedge, it now raises a lot of questions. We hope that they will not allow the enemy to develop this success into something more global," said Mikula.
However, in Kursk, the tactics of the occupiers are not changing, the analyst said. The global goal of the enemies is to push the Defense Forces units beyond the state border and try to create a buffer zone in the Yunakivka area.
"Accordingly, now the Russians are making efforts to push our troops out of there. But the Defense Forces continue to hold the borders," Mikula said.
Recall that, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, over the past 24 hours , the Defense Forces stopped 79 offensive actions of the Russian occupiers in the Pokrov direction alone, and in the Kursk region, Ukrainian defenders repelled 27 enemy attacks. In total, 216 combat clashes were recorded over the past 24 hours, almost along the entire front.