The occupiers are covering more than 10 km on foot to reach their positions in the Dnipro region

Russian forces are facing significant logistical challenges and are unable to advance successfully toward the Dnipro River in the Dnipro region. 

Due to fire control by the Defense Forces along the transport routes, the occupiers are forced to cover 10–11 kilometers on foot, carrying ammunition and provisions, to reach their infantry or artillery positions, said Serhiy Serhiyev, spokesperson for the 34th Separate Marine Brigade “Borysfen.”

According to the spokesperson, Ukrainian forces are expanding the area of engagement daily and maintaining the initiative in the areas around the settlements of Kostogryzove and Radensk. Drones monitor the airspace around the clock, and the Defense Forces’ artillery maintains superiority on this section of the front. Despite regular attempts by the Russian command to send dozens of soldiers toward the Dnipro River, the occupiers are unable to achieve their objectives, and their attempts to advance have failed.

At the same time, due to the withdrawal of Russian artillery, the nature of the threats to the civilian population of Kherson is changing, as the enemy is increasingly using “Shahed”-type drones, guided bombs, and “Molniya” drones to strike the city. The interceptors of the 34th Brigade are effectively countering these threats, maintaining high rates of destruction of enemy aerial targets.

Source: Army TV