The Third Assault Brigade shared the details of the counteroffensive of the AFU in the Kharkiv region
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The Third Assault Brigade shared the details of the counteroffensive of the AFU in the Kharkiv region

The Third assault brigade
Source:  RBC Ukraine

Fighters of the Third Assault Brigade during the counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region were able to de-occupy about 2 square kilometers of territory. Such a breakthrough came as a surprise to the Russian invaders.

Points of attention

  • The Third Assault Brigade successfully de-occupied 2 square kilometers of territory in the Kharkiv region during a surprise counteroffensive, eliminating 200 invaders.
  • Citizen involvement is crucial in achieving victory in the war with the Russian Federation, as emphasized by the deputy commander of the brigade.
  • Changes in information policy and support for the civilian population are necessary to inform and mobilize Ukrainians effectively in the conflict.
  • The brigade's strategic maneuvers and successful counterattacks in the Kharkiv region demonstrate the resilience and determination of the Ukrainian military forces against the enemy.
  • Continuous efforts and joint participation of Ukrainian citizens are essential to secure the country's future and defeat the Russian invaders.

The Third assault brigade is conducting a counteroffensive in the Kharkiv region

This was stated by the commander of the "Terra" unit of the Third Assault Brigade, Mykola "Abdula" Volokhov.

He said that the situation in the zone of responsibility of the soldiers of the Third Assault Division in the Kharkiv region continues to remain tense. The reason is that the fighters of the brigade recently conducted a counter-offensive operation.

A good piece of Ukrainian land was freed. About 2 square kilometers. In a very critical place for the enemy. And with this, they gave the enemy a delicious ringing slap. Those who could. The enemy did not know that we were planning this operation, he was not ready.

According to him, during the attack, 2.5 times less forces were used than the enemy's positions. 200 liquidated occupiers have been confirmed.

Therefore, as the commander of the "Terra" unit noted, the enemy wants to take revenge and conducts constant assaults.

He tries to accumulate armored vehicles and infantry in areas that can be reached quickly. Artillery works very actively. We, in turn, do not give the artillery time.

The third assault brigade counterattacks in the Kharkiv region

On August 22, the Third Assault Brigade confirmed that it was advancing in the Kharkiv region, and published the results of the first days of the counterattack.

As a result of counterattacks, the brigade took control of the battalion defense area of the occupiers, enemy platoon and company strongholds and advanced deep into the front by almost 2 square kilometers. The ratio of forces on the battlefield: 2.5 to 1 in favor of the enemy. Plus enemy support forces.

The brigade added that in four days, the enemy lost three hundred men, and a significant amount of equipment and weapons were destroyed or damaged.

Everyone will have to be involved in this war — Zhorin

Deputy commander of the Third Assault Brigade, Major of the Armed Forces, ex-commander of the "Azov" regiment, Maksym Zhorin, in an interview with Online.UA, stated that the personal contribution of every Ukrainian affects the outcome of the Russian Federation's war against Ukraine.

According to Maksym Zhorin, it is extremely important that Ukraine's information policy finally changes, and the civilian population begins to be explained how the situation is actually developing.

We need to stop just promising shit. All. No need to promise anything. It is necessary to say what to do. It is necessary to adjust people, to work, to do what is needed today. It is necessary to form an opinion in a person that everything will not end tomorrow. You can't just go to sleep today and wake up victorious tomorrow. You will wake up with victory only when you make it with your own hands and reach for it.

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