The Ukrainian Armed Forces have denied Russia's claims that it captured a village in the Sumy region
The claim by Russian propagandists that Khrapivshchyna in the Sumy region has allegedly been captured is untrue. The settlement is located within the area of responsibility of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade “Magura.”
Ukrainian military officials emphasized that there has been no breach of defenses in this sector. Soldiers of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade continue to carry out combat missions and hold their assigned positions.
“There was no breach of the defenses. Soldiers of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade continue to hold their designated lines,” the brigade stated.
The military also urged citizens to view reports from Russian propaganda and enemy information and psychological operations (IPO) with a critical eye.
The 47th Mechanized Brigade emphasizes that Russian claims about the capture of the settlement are an information operation aimed at spreading false information about the situation on the front lines.
The brigade called the report of the alleged capture of the village yet another instance of Russian disinformation on Facebook.
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