The OSTG "Khortytsia" speaker, Nazar Voloshyn, denied the Russian occupiers' statements about the alleged seizure of a stronghold on the factory's territory in the centre of Krasnohorivka.
What is happening in Krasnohorivka
Voloshyn emphasised that the statements of war criminals from the Russian army about the alleged capture of Krasnohorivka are untrue.
The OSTG "Khortytsia" speaker emphasised that the Russian occupiers on the territory of the plant in the centre of Krasnohorivka are under constant fire pressure from the Ukrainian military.
On the evening of May 4, one of the propaganda Telegram channels controlled by the Kremlin released a video taken from a drone in which the Russian occupiers are planting a flag at a refractory plant in Krasnohorivka.
The caption to the video stated that now the main stronghold of the Armed Forces is allegedly entirely occupied by the Russians.
According to the OSTG "Khortytsya" speaker, the Russian invaders continue to storm Krasnohorivka with small infantry groups. Still, the Ukrainian military destroys the Kremlin invaders with artillery and mortars, preventing the enemy from entering the city.
He noted that Krasnohorivka is currently under the complete control of the Ukrainian military, despite periodic false statements by Kremlin propaganda about the alleged capture of the city.
Voloshyn added that the groups of Russian occupiers who broke into the city are currently in a challenging situation, as they have no way to replenish ammunition and lack the support of armoured vehicles.
As Voloshyn added, the fighting continues, the Defence Forces are holding back the enemy's advance into the city, and the situation is under Ukraine's control.
What is known about the situation in the area of Chasiv Yar
The OSTG "Khortytsia" speaker noted that the occupation army of the Russian Federation has currently concentrated about 25,000 troops in Chasiv Yar near Bakhmut in the Donetsk region.
He added that the enemy is trying to achieve a numerical advantage over the Ukrainian military in specific directions, particularly in Chasiv Yar.
He says the most challenging situation remains in the Bakhmut, Avdiivka, and Novopavlivske districts.
He noted that in recent days, the Russian occupiers began to use aviation more actively to launch missile-bomb attacks on the positions of the Armed Forces.
As Voloshyn emphasised, the enemy's goal remains unchanged: to enter the administrative borders of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.