In the Kupyanshchyna district of the Kharkiv region, Russian troops tried to destroy a crossing over the Oskil River on the night of January 6.
Points of attention
- Russian troops attempted to destroy a crossing over the Oskil River in the Kharkiv region, leading to a tense situation in the area.
- Despite the attacks, Ukrainian troops are effectively defending their positions and ensuring the safe evacuation of civilians from the conflict zone.
- The enemy, identified as the Russian army, is actively using FPV drones to complicate the situation and target crucial infrastructure.
- The ongoing shelling along the contact line poses a threat to residents, with some settlements facing constant assault operations from the enemy forces.
- The Russian invaders have faced setbacks in achieving their command orders, with Ukrainian defense forces successfully blocking their progress and achieving high results through coordinated efforts.
Russia wants to destroy the Oskil River crossing
This was announced by the head of the Kharkiv OVA, Oleg Synegubov.
Tonight, the enemy tried to destroy the transport civil infrastructure, the crossing from the left bank (Oskola — ed.) to the right, which complicated both the delivery of humanitarian cargo and evacuation measures. We are currently working on restoration. However, this work is constant for us, because the enemy tries to destroy our logistics almost every day.
The situation as a whole remains unchanged — it is tense, the shelling does not stop, said Andriy Kanashevich, head of the Kupyansk district military administration.
He added that the enemy is actively using FPV drones.
What is most worrying is that about 1,660 residents of the district remain on the left bank of the Oskol in the Kurylivska, Kindrashivska, and Kupyanska communities.
At the same time, Kanashevich assured that evacuations are being carried out from the most dangerous settlements, involving the military.
The Russian army cannot carry out the command order
The Russian invaders were ordered to reach Kupyansk-Vuzlovyi by January 1, 2025, but they are currently unable to do so.
Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the Achilles strike UAV battalion, made a statement on this occasion.
"Our Defense Forces have been supported, the enemy is not making rapid progress," he emphasized.
Yuriy Fedorenko draws attention to the fact that the Russian occupiers were completely blocked in the Kolesnykovka direction for almost a month.