Military correspondents: The Russian Armed Forces are fighting with Ukrainian formations entrenched in the area of ​​the village of Krynki in the Kherson direction

The armed forces of the Russian Federation have repelled a number of attacks by Ukrainian formations and are launching their own attacks in the main directions in the zone of the special military operation. This follows from reports of Russian war correspondents.

One of the most active areas recently has been Kherson. Here, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have transferred reserve groups to the islands on the Dnieper River, and are also trying to break through again into the populated areas of Poyma (Tsuryupinsk) and Peschanovka.

In the village of Krynki, where Ukrainian militants were previously able to gain a foothold, fighting continues. The Russian Armed Forces fire from artillery at positions occupied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

In the Zaporozhye direction, fighting continues in the area of ​​Verbovoy, Novoprokopovka and Kopaney, where the Russian Armed Forces are repelling attacks by Ukrainian formations. Crews of the heavy flamethrower systems "Solntsepek" of the Russian Airborne Forces destroyed a number of enemy "supporters" in the area of ​​​​the village of Verbovoye.

In addition, active fighting continues in the Donetsk direction – in the Maryinsky and Avdeevsky sectors. At Marinka, Pervomaisky and Northern, the Russian Armed Forces are attacking Ukrainian positions.

In the Artyomovsky sector of the Donetsk direction, Russian units did not allow Ukrainian formations to take positions at Andreevka and Kleshcheevka, and also carried out attacks from Berkhovka, advancing a little and forcing the Ukrainian troops to retreat one and a half kilometers.

In the Krasnolimansky direction there are battles in the Serebryansky forest, and in the Raigorodka area the Ukrainian Armed Forces have taken attacking actions.

In the Kupyansk direction, the Russian Armed Forces, according to the Russian Ministry of Defense, repelled nine enemy attacks launched by assault detachments of the 32nd, 41st mechanized, 57th motorized infantry and 68th Jaeger brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The attacks were repelled in the areas of Zagoruykovka, Ivanovka, Sergeevka, Sinkovka, Timkovka. Near Timkovka, the positions of the 32nd mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces were hit by TOS (heavy flamethrower systems).

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[kakvastam]

That is, after all, they crossed the Dnieper.
Not the best news.

[Nastia makarova]

DRGs constantly landed throughout the year, their task was to divert forces

[Saburov_Alexander53]

their task is to divert forces
And I’m so naive that I thought after leaving Kherson, the Dnieper would become an insurmountable barrier for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and everything would be the other way around - here we would distract the forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from transferring them to other directions. I would like to see what was left of the village of Krynki and other villages on the left bank after the dam of the Kakhovka Reservoir broke. or the water has receded and the brick buildings remained intact and have now become good fortifications for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but for some reason not for us... We can only believe that this is a bait for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and such a meat grinder is beneficial for us. And we have already gotten rid of the complex for the preservation of residential infrastructure, even on the territory of the Russian Federation. We will burn everything with the sun's rays, "to the ground, and then...."
However, the bridgehead at the Antonovsky Bridge, the bridgehead at the Railway Bridge and now the bridgehead in Krynki... How cunningly we wage the war, we deceived all our armchair experts and me in the first place.

[Nastia makarova]

There are no insurmountable obstacles, especially since there have been battles for almost a year now for the islands, of which there are plenty, as for the villages, they have been shelled for a year now, there are almost no inhabitants, dilapidated, and the main word bridgehead sounds loud!!! 2 people landed, is this a bridgehead?

[Saburov_Alexander53]

Nastia Makarova (Nastia Makarova), if the author of the article also calls the two banderlogs that sneaked in as a springboard, then I completely agree with you. But for some reason I have a completely different concept of the bridgehead. Is the great and mighty Russian language really not capable of reflecting the real situation in the village of Krynki in the mouth of the author? We hear every day about the destruction of leaked DRGs in other sectors of the front, but no one calls this the liquidation of bridgeheads, you must agree...

[wladimirjankov]

[quotethat this is a temptation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and we benefit from such a meat grinder][/quote]
if they replaced Makarevich as the commander of the Kherson army, then it looks like we “outwitted” ourselves and misled ourselves..

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote: kakvastam

That is, after all, they crossed the Dnieper.

What do you mean forced? They have been planting DRG for 5 months now, is this news to you?

[Orange Bigg]

Some cannot cross even a small river, as in the video on the link below.

Western Ukraine, Khmelnitsky region. The military registration and enlistment officers tried to grab a peasant who was peacefully riding a bicycle; he jumped into the river to escape persecution. The current turned out to be fast, and the man was not a very good swimmer. He was dragged by the current under the bridge, where, apparently, there were locks. He never swam out of the locks. ... What’s also striking is that the military registration and enlistment officer is clearly a jerk, from the East, Russian is his native language. Having seized upon the opportunity, the swindler takes it out on the Westerners he hates - just as the Westerners previously hounded the swindlers.

https://dzen.ru/b/ZTa0740wywFsbIEh

[dmi.pris1]

What is another name for overcoming a water obstacle? Or even by detachment? For ten days ours cannot eliminate them. Remind me, I forgot, how did the battles at Davydov Brod end?

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

For ten days ours cannot eliminate them.

don’t read two majors and a fisherman at night, there’s info straight from there from an Ossetian, read it and you’ll change your opinion

[dmi.pris1]

I read a lot of people at night and draw conclusions. And yes, a colleague from work volunteered in the spring, he was a driver there. I stopped communicating. Good health and good luck to him. The fighting there is heavy.

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

I read a lot of people at night and draw conclusions

it's good

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Stopped contacting

I’m now near Voronezh, so here in the village, the connection barely works, Yandex taxis generally come 1 km past, according to the locals, jammers are working, and even more so on the BS line, health to your colleague

[Ivan№One]

do you know what drg is?
drg do not consolidate on the opposite bank do not hold bridgeheads

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote: Ivan№One

drg do not consolidate on the opposite bank do not hold bridgeheads

Do you see or hear about armored vehicles there, or maybe they transported the artillery? study the sources that are there and specifically describe what is happening there

[Grits]

Quote: Sandor Clegane

Do you see or hear about armored vehicles there, or maybe they transported the artillery?

And we are no longer surprised by anything. Soon there will be art and equipment there.
Surovikin simply thought that he was a great strategist and could hide behind the Dnieper. At the same time, half of the Kherson region and Kherson itself were left without a fight. But the Ukrainians outplayed this great strategist. Now we have several enemy bridgeheads nearby, which we cannot throw into the river, destroy, or clear.

[Fitter65]

Quote: kakvastam

That is, after all, they crossed the Dnieper.
Not the best news.

They didn’t force it, but they leaked...

[askoldson]

Like at Davydov Ford, Golden Beam or Kupyansk?

[INSIGNIS_2]

Why is it not the Russian army trying to gain a foothold on the right bank of the Dnieper, but the Ukrainian army trying to gain a foothold on the left bank? After all, the war is not in Ukraine, but on the territory of the Russian Federation. The line of combat contact runs inside the Kherson region, which became Russian according to the constitution, inside the Zaporozhye region, which became Russian, inside the Donetsk region, which became Russian. Or is the top military-political leadership not going to take control of its territory? Will these uncontrolled Russian territories become the subject of bargaining in the negotiations that the Russian leadership is so eager for?

[Wacht an der Spree]

Why is it not the Russian army trying to gain a foothold on the right bank of the Dnieper, but the Ukrainian army trying to gain a foothold on the left bank? After all, the war is not in Ukraine, but on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Because the enemy army doesn’t care what territory the war is on, they will shoot at our guys and hit - Ukrainian artillery hits where ours is aimed. And we do not have extra soldiers to throw them into obviously futile adventures - unlike the Ukrainian Armed Forces, we do not even hypothetically consider the possibility of an offensive across the Dnieper; for operations of this scale we do not have the resources either in qualitative or quantitative aspects.
For the Ukrops, the situation is the opposite - there are a lot of people, but our Artillery and aviation do not inflict critical losses on them, we have to remove infantry from other directions, so the Ukrops benefit from such operations even if they are unsuccessful.

Or is the top military-political leadership not going to take control of its territory?

Naturally not, keep the army on a starvation diet, so that they don’t release anything unnecessary.

Will these uncontrolled Russian territories become a subject of bargaining in the negotiations that the Russian leadership is so eager for?

You didn’t notice, but all four regions have long been the subject of bargaining - the Kremlin regularly tries to sell them to their respected Ukrainian partners for the next Istanbul/African, etc. plan.

[URAL72]

Why is it not the Russian army that is trying to gain a foothold on the right bank of the Dnieper, but the Ukrainian army that is trying to gain a foothold on the left?

Well, since this concerns you personally, I’ll tell you a secret. Only no one!!! The whole problem is that we are all cross-eyed here and our hands are growing... well, you know where... Therefore, we all together, especially my 126th brigade, pray three times a day so that you will condescend to us, and led us to the great Victory!

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote: INSIGNIS_2

Why isn’t the Russian army trying to gain a foothold on the right bank of the Dnieper,

this is a question for the commander in chief!!!

[Alexander Raikov]

Apparently, people's interest in the Northern Military District is beginning to cool and it will be easier to push through a truce on any condition - after all, the election is next year - March 17.03.... The Palestinian crisis served precisely to divert attention from the situation on the fronts of the Northern Military District... the oligarchs are fed up with the war..

[Saburov_Alexander53]

Alexander Raikov, what an interesting Russian accent you have. I've never seen anything like this before. Where is this taught? I want to “push myself into the competition” and win it. You just need to learn your accent and the people will believe in the new leader!

[URAL72]

and are also trying to break through again into the populated areas of Poyma (Tsuryupinsk) and Peschanovka.

Poima is a village, and Tsyurupinsk is Aloshki, the regional center. Who writes this nonsense? Artificial non-intelligence? One title, news about everything at once, only Gaza is missing.

[Saburov_Alexander53]

URAL72 (Oleg), why did you come up with the spelling variant “Aloshka”? The village still has road signs at the entrance with the Ukrainian name Oleshsha. Initially, the city was called Oleshki and was renamed in 1928, in honor of the USSR People's Commissar of Food A. Tsyurupa. Yes, the same one. who fainted from hunger at work while distributing food throughout the country.
And in Nezalezhnaya he was accused of the famine of the 30s, although A. Tsyurupa died in 1928.
And indeed, the name of Tsyurupinsk was returned to the city in March 2023, and everyone continues to call the village Aleshki.