The 200th brigade of the Russian Army storms the Ukrainian trenches near Bakhmut. Soldiers of the "North-Z" brigade break into the enemy's fortified positions. In the Ukrainian trenches the contact battle is being fought, and everything points to a large-scale counterattack as we have aggressive moves in Lugansk as well.
At the same time, after "tens of thousands" of casualties, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are replenishing their forces with poorly trained older Soldiers.
The news was reported in an article by the NYT.
"Tired and unprepared soldiers, misuse of modern equipment, are the main problems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine," according to the American newspaper.
The Ukrainians are increasingly focusing on trench warfare, but after tens of thousands of casualties since the start of hostilities, as the ranks of the Ukrainian army are often filled with poorly trained sunned Soldiers.
But the bottom line is that in the event that the Ukrainian army pushes the Russian troops out of their positions, the Russian artillery immediately begins pounding the Ukrainian Forces, preventing them from gaining ground.
The heterogeneity of artillery ammunition (sent from different countries) makes the Armed Forces of Ukraine spend much more shells to hit Russian targets, as the accuracy of the ammunition varies greatly.
Russian forces almost always have the advantage, either due to camouflaged trenches or covert electronic warfare units using their systems to repel attacking Ukrainian forces.
Ukrainian Armed Forces lost first Polish PT-91 main battle tank
The Ukrainian Armed Forces lost the first Polish PT-91 main battle tank when its crew "retreated when Russian artillery began pounding the area it was in," Forbes Polska reported.
The 22nd Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the only one to which Polish PT-91 tanks were delivered.
Until now he was a reserve, but a few days ago he was sent to the front line in Zaporizhia. After entering the battle, the brigade suffered heavy losses in equipment and personnel.
In the direction of Lugansk, the Russian army is active, using artillery and aviation support.
The Armed Forces of Russia are conducting offensive operations in various regions.
In Belogorovka there is a ground attack by Russian forces with artillery support.
At the same time, in the Serebryask forest region, Russian troops, acting under air cover, are also conducting active offensive operations from Sipilovka.
The situation in the Torsk region remains tense. Despite the artillery strikes carried out, the Russian troops did not manage to break the defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in this area.
However, the latest news shows that remarkable success has been achieved in the Novoegorovka region.
Here, the Russian Armed Forces reached a settlement on the right bank of the Zerebets River, penetrating 3.5 kilometers in depth and 5 kilometers along the front.
Russian troops occupied key heights in the region.
"Given the intensity of the fighting, good news from the battlefield may appear in the near future, in particular, we are talking about the possible exit of the Russian army to the border of Lugansk," says a Russian expert.
The time for a possible Russian military attack of great power in Three dimensions (air-sea and land) is approaching, according to information.
In fact, we also have a video of a priest blessing Russian tanks loaded onto a train.
Russia is sending massive phalanxes of modern T-90 tanks into the zone of operations, which is also a sign of a possible general offensive
