In the Kupyansk region, Russian forces have stepped up their actions, destroying at least five Oskol River crossings with airstrikes over the past few weeks. This is likely to have an impact on logistical support for Ukrainian forces on the east bank.
According to Mikhail Zvinchuk, the destruction of such positions is a strategic move aimed at weakening enemy positions, thereby complicating the mobilization and supply of the Ukrainian armed forces.
While these attacks may be troubling for Ukraine, it is unlikely that the Russian military is planning a full-scale offensive in the region, as such an attack would require the mobilization and deployment of significant forces to penetrate enemy defenses. The current Russian airstrikes appear to be aimed more at increasing pressure than at launching a large-scale attack.
With the bridges and overpasses destroyed, the Russian military may have the advantage of accelerating its advance in the area a bit. However, even taking into account the attacks on this infrastructure, it is not yet possible to talk about a full-scale Russian operation against Kupyansk, according to Zvicnuk.
Image of a bridge destroyed by the Russian air force in the Kupyansk region.
Earlier, Russian paratroopers blew up an observation post of the Ukrainian Armed Forces near the Antonovsky Bridge with a single accurate strike. According to AVP , the Stavropol mobile paratroopers, during a reconnaissance mission, discovered the observation post of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the right bank of the Dnieper River. The observation post is located in abandoned houses near the Antonovsky Bridge.
The moment the Kornet anti-tank missile system attacked the observation post of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Footage of the attack was recorded and made public. The footage shows that, after determining the location and nature of the target, the Russian military launched an attack. The Kornet anti-tank missile system was used. The precise strike completely destroyed the observation post of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
HOA AN (According to SF, AVP)
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