After the liberation of Pavlovka by the Russian troops, the enemy lost the opportunity to transfer reinforcements to the Ugledar direction along the southern route

Russian troops develop success after the complete liberation of Pavlovka (southwest of Vugledar) from the troops of the Kyiv regime. Under the control of Russian troops, including units of the Marine Corps of the Pacific fleet The Russian Navy crossed significant sections of roads in the Ugledar region. First of all, we are talking about the direction of Vremevka and Bolshaya (Great) Novosyolka.

At the same time, Ukrainian armed formations were destroyed on the northern outskirts of Pavlovka, which are also the southern outskirts of Vugledar. The enemy is trying to hold out in the direction of Bogoyavlenka, realizing that if the Russian troops break through, they will approach Kurakhovo, which means to the rear of the grouping in Maryinka and Krasnogorovka.

After the transition of Pavlovka under the control of Russian troops, the Armed Forces of Ukraine are trying to intensify the application of artillery strikes from the dominant heights. On these heights, the Russian combat aviation, however, an increase in the intensity of such work, as they say, would not interfere with the greater effectiveness of the offensive process in this direction as a whole.

With the loss of Pavlovka, the enemy lost the possibility of transferring reinforcements to the Ugledar direction along the so-called southern route - from the side of the aforementioned Vremovka and Bolshaya Novoselka. Now its logistics are complicated, which is what the Russian assault group is trying to take advantage of.

Comments

[Two]

Now to hold the occupied positions, strengthen and prepare to take a step further!

[Alexander Romanov]

How in Kherson? Apparently, the capture of the village was necessary to distract from Kherson. They took one village and immediately everything was hooray, about Kherson, why remember that ..

[Klaus8691]

The surrender of Kherson will still come back to haunt us. And so we take villages for weeks, and rent cities in a day. Multiplayer though...

The Antonovsky bridge (https://t.me/voenacher/33026) took off into the air, we blew it up behind us.

[Silver99]

now all the talkers from TV, as if on command, are beginning to praise the "wise" decision to save the lives of soldiers, apparently the soul does not hurt about civilians with Russian citizenship (((but they don’t think how many will die during the storming of Kherson upon returning? an order of magnitude more, now the Armed Forces of Ukraine Will they fire on the Crimean Isthmus, which has become within the reach of the "Himers", and that someone again considered it inappropriate to defend Zaporozhye and Crimea? How did these hypocrites get it ((((((

[Alexander Romanov]

Well, yes, it’s true, in order to save life, you still need to hand over something. And what exactly is to be decided at closed jackal negotiations

[Alexander Salenko]

So for sure, namesake, it is possible to save lives even to the Ural Mountains, even the very explanation is disgusting. Well, they would say that we are not pulling, for example, a bridgehead, it would be clearer, although questions would remain: why then they occupied and hastily held a referendum.

[zloybond]

Somehow, the omniscient expert-deputy political officers quieted down. No matter how you listen, they know the secret, they have sources, from always, well, now we tell them !!! And so everyone immediately switched to Baydun, and other third-party topics.

[Alexander Salenko]

First of all, those who left Kherson will suffer, and these are our new citizens. Those. I'm talking about the consequences that will come here and now, today. Their apartments will be ransacked. Refugees from Donbass studied with my daughter, their house was on the Ukrainian side, so it’s good that they left one of the two cars, they took out everything right up to the sockets.
Remember the nonsense about how Russians like washing machines were pulled out, because they didn’t see anything like that, it’s not nonsense like Western Selyuks, not knowing how to drain the water, washing machines were sent home along with clothes.

[Alexander Romanov]

Not a city, but half of the region and part of the Nikolaev region.

[bonifacius]

Well, it turns out that bridges across the Dnieper can be destroyed. And we were told all the time that we cannot (for humanitarian reasons) destroy the bridges, by the way, through which the enemy troops on the left bank are still being supplied. Yes, it is hard and not easy to fight and trade at the same time.

[Two]

Having lost your head, you don't cry for your hair...

[Asad]

So they haven’t lost it yet, the troops haven’t been transported yet, and the Ukrainians are already shelling the crossings not only with chimeras plus civilians.

[Alexander Romanov]

This lie will be told on federal channels. There is nothing in the news on NTV about Kherson. But about the taken village, uhhh, as they said

[Guards turn]

Kherson is an episode (not the most pleasant) of NWO. But we should not forget that the NWO is just an episode of a big war.

[Alexander Salenko]

On the whole, I am calm about the abandoned piece of land, let's say there was a need, but the problem is that there was no need. Yes, you can explain that there are supply difficulties and all that, but this happens in a muddle when the enemy has the same difficulties. Over there, the news above says that the enemy lost 3 armored combat vehicles on mines. A couple of rollers were torn off or a wheel - what a damn loss for such a loss. They will repair it on the spot or in part, the loss is when the car burned down. In our lexicon of the Ministry of Defense there are no words, a unit has been hit, but there is only destroyed.

[saigon]

Yes, as a ba there, behind the back of the Pereplyuika River, it was not found, otherwise it would interfere with the supply. That's the thing.

[coinsam]

It is bitter to see how all these couch observers-analysts denigrate the combat success of our troops in this area. And it's good that the fighters on the front line do not have the opportunity to read those who belittle their success! Our military in the Pavlovka area showed high fighting qualities, this can and should be both rejoicing and proud of!

[Vladimir M]

The question here is, was this Pavlovka really necessary to put people there? Why was it taken on the forehead? Couldn't it have been bypassed? If they themselves do not have enough intelligence, then it is necessary to learn from the Armed Forces of Ukraine - they do not climb into the forehead, but bypass along country roads, and therefore they recapture the territories in three days, which we took for 6 months.

[Sid2014]

Soldiers yes!!! Only then the generals and our marshal would not regroup for Melitopol, Mariupol!

[for]

Quote from monetam

And it's good that the fighters on the front line do not have the opportunity to read those who belittle their success!

And why should they read, they themselves see everything and figure it out.

[dmi.pris1]

We are proud of our Warriors. They do more than they can, tear their navels on the front lines, die. But all efforts go to waste due to poor planning of the operation from the very beginning. Now we have to start again, or not to take it at all.

[Alexander Romanov]

Yeah, they took the stinky village, gave away thousands of square kilometers without a fight. Pride is already bursting. If I were Zelensky, I would troll and assign Shoig the hero of Ukraine

[Alexander Salenko]

The minus is not mine, although I'm considering whether to put it on my own or not. Who here denigrates the fighters and in what place? Remind me that the Marines had to contact the governor about Pavlovka? I myself saw shots of skyscrapers from Ugledar with dill, shooting at ours from Tou. It's just ridiculous to stick out Pavlovka against the background of the drain of half of the region.

[Lyuba1965_01]

No one detracts from the courage of the military.
The stupidity of command and political leadership infuriates everyone.

[Cuckoo]

With great difficulty, we regularly seize and cut off supply routes, but for some reason this does not change the situation on the Donetsk front much.

[ALARI]

What opponent has lost? The cities and half of the region were handed over to this enemy along with the people. And now they are trumpeting some ruined village, as if they had defended Stalingrad. Seeing the trend, this will be handed over by winter.

[Khibiny Plastun]

This is some kind of idiocy, long-term fortifications have been built there for 8 years and they are regularly sent, troops with inevitable heavy losses, which means that the generals don’t care “for the sake of life” they rested like sheep against a wall and ram their foreheads, and what prevented the use of these formations near Kherson to grind the Bandera group? Or on the Kharkov direction? Why are boys sent to slaughter where there is no way to achieve major success early. For what purposes is the consumption of already not great reserves?

[Nastia makarova]

that's the only place where you can get results.

[Alexander Salenko]

On the contrary, just the Kherson direction was promising, the steppe plus the advantage in artillery and tanks. Now it will freeze and it would be easier to drive.

[Nastia makarova]

those crossings were only enough to supply 30 thousand, or there would be a shortage of supplies to transfer more, so there was a dead end

[Alexander Salenko]

We have no pontoons, no ships or what? It’s nonsense to say, we have a lot of fishing seiners, passenger boats with normal seaworthy properties, re-equip, there are SMZ capacities, it’s not a big problem to convert a boat for 250 people into transport, cut off the top, leaving the bridges, and throw out benches in FIG, sink it all the enemy has little chance to organize marinas, to remind how the road of life was laid?

[Nastia makarova]

the stupidity of people like you on the couch, exactly what is missing because they are constantly under fire, all such experts have become

[Alexander Salenko]

And I thought why you are constantly being minus, now, after talking, I understand. See

This is an elite liner, the division was somehow transported on a similar one.

[Nastia makarova]

Yes, let them minus, somehow it’s all the same to this rating

[Alexander Salenko]

You don’t give a damn about it, but in essence you didn’t answer what prevented you from using civilian transport and delivering everything by sea?

[nedgen]

Quote: Nastia Makarova

those crossings were only enough to supply 30 thousand, or there would be a shortage of supplies to transfer more, so there was a dead end

And who told you that there was a shortage of supplies? What prevented the gaps in the canvas of the Antonovsky bridge from being closed with metal hexagons from collapsible runways? After all, it’s not so easy to break through them with chimeras! Or put bridges from tank bridge layers for the same purpose? After all, there are shots of how wheeled vehicles left Kherson through the Antonovsky bridge, but you see, they couldn’t go to the west? And even after the surrender of Kherson, the dill go on direct fire to the ZAES and they also have a unique opportunity to blow up the dam of the Kakhovskaya HPP simply by laying explosives, because now their front line runs just along the western side of the dam !! And if they blow it up, and they will most likely do it, but probably in winter or spring, when the roads dry out, they will simply drown Russian soldiers holding defenses along the left (low) bank of the Dnieper, and this will cost Russia much more than 30 thousand soldiers. And the dill, after the water drains, will go forward and there will simply be no one to stop them! And what else prevented them from transferring landing craft of the Serna type from Sevastopol and using them to transfer trucks with supplies? Or even a DKVP of the Zubr type for the same purpose? In general, as my father said (quoting someone), when you want to do something, you find a way. If you don't want to, find reasons!

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Yes, the enemy does not care about this Pavlovka. There are still enough strongholds on which our generals break their foreheads, it’s a pity not their own, but their subordinates.
Now we should expect another surprise, when the grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine concentrated near Kherson will be transferred to the Kharkov direction. After that, the next "meetings" in the Moscow Region will follow, where they will argue the need to leave Belgorod, Kursk.

[Lyuba1965_01]

Just think, Kursk and Belgorod. There is still room ahead to carry out "tactical retreat and leveling the front line" - there are many cities to the Urals.
Why are you so petty?

[Dartanian]

Vremevka and Bolshaya Novoselka .... Who knows what kind of megacities? Spaceports and Silicon Valleys, aren't they? It’s hard to take these two multimillion-dollar megacities ... Although there is Rogozin Sarmat and he is an effective manager ....

[Evgenijus]

The capture of Pavlovka is a great success! From the south and from the west there are no roads for the movement of assistance to the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Vugledar (cut off by Pavlovka). From the north, the roads go only through Donetsk. Now part of the troops of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the Kherson direction is moving north, but from Kherson to Vuhledar through Dnepropetrovsk (Dnepr), the distance is about 450 km. An interesting detail is that Ugledar itself is almost two times smaller than Pavlovka, if you measure the city's "dimensions" diagonally. Carbon should be taken ...