The biggest problem in some areas of the Kursk region is that the “second army of the world” has taken control of the logistics chain (supply) of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
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As NBN reports with reference to the Telegram profile of the military-analytical project DeepState, starting from the month before last, Putin’s troops began to increase their control potential, seeking to minimize the possibility of the Ukrainian Armed Forces moving in the Kursk region.
According to military analysts, during February, the Russians' “fire control” reached its peak, and the most serious complications developed after the loss of Sverdlikovo.
It is for the above-described reason that the “liberators” managed to break through to Novenkoye (Sumy region), strengthening a certain group of troops against the background of “previous success”. However, the occupiers are not yet able to consolidate in the said village due to the lack of buildings and fortifications – “and the terrain itself does not facilitate this”.
DeepState added that the advance of the invaders along the border between Zhuravka and Novyi is a rather unpleasant moment, since the greatest number of defeats are inflicted on the logistics running from Yunakovka to Sudzha from this area.
Also, the Russian generals are concentrating forces in the Sverdlikovo area, while simultaneously increasing pressure. The worst-case scenario is the Russian occupation army reaching the outskirts of Sudzha, “although they are practically already there with fire control.”
Earlier we wrote about the Ministry of Defense disclosing the February losses of Putin’s army.