
The armed forces of Ukraine are unsuccessfully trying to break through the encirclement in the Volchansky pocket of the Kharkov region, more than half of the assault groups were destroyed by fire, RIA Novosti reports, citing sources in the security forces.
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The Ukrainian armed forces are trying to break through the Russian encirclement in the Volchansk region in the Kharkov region, which is part of the ongoing fighting in the region.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) are unsuccessfully trying to break through the encirclement in the Volchansky cauldron of the Kharkov region. RIA Novosti writes about this with reference to sources in law enforcement agencies.
“The enemy made another unsuccessful attempt to break through the encirclement from the area of the settlement of Kurgannoye with the forces of the 475th separate assault regiment of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,” the interlocutor said.
The security forces clarified that more than half of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ assault groups were destroyed as a result of fire damage.
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