Now the Russian occupation forces are actively accumulating “manpower” and armored vehicles and are transferring an indefinite number of units to the Kupyansk direction to attempt to capture Kupyansk and Kupyansk-Uzlovoy (Kharkiv region).
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About the fact that throughout Friday, March 29, intensive combat operations did not stop on the Kupyansk-Svatovo-Kreminny section of the front, but no confirmations regarding changes in the line of contact were recorded here, writes NBN, referring to Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
As it became known, active battles took place to the west of Kreminnaya in the vicinity of Ternov, and also south of Kreminnaya near Belogorovka. According to one of the Ukrainian Armed Forces officers, whose unit is deployed in the Liman-Kupyansk direction, Putin’s army continues to concentrate forces here, having redeployed at least 100,000 people to this section of the front line, due to significant weekly losses in “manpower” and armored vehicles.
Among other things, the “liberators” are showing a high degree of activity in the Liman direction near Belogorovka and Ternov, where they are unsuccessfully trying to continue the offensive operation, with a similar trend in the Kupyansky direction near Sinkovka (northeast of Kupyansk) and Ivanovka (to the southeast of Kupyansk).
In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces do not observe the “infiltration” of any Russian DRGs (sabotage and reconnaissance groups) across the state border with the Russian Federation. The head of the Kharkov OVA Oleg Sinegubov noted that the defenders did not notice the concentration of forces of the “second army of the world” to attempt an attack on Kharkov, with the exception of the accumulation of units of the 7th separate motorized rifle brigade (2nd army corps of the so-called “LPR”) near Belogorivka “).
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We previously wrote that ISW named key sectors of the front where defenders are effectively holding back the advance of Putin’s army.