“The Russian Armed Forces are not successful”: Syrsky declares a difficult situation for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in several directions
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrsky called the situation in the Seversky direction “complicated,” where Russian troops are developing an offensive from two directions at once. He also paid attention to several other areas. The general has been on the front line for the last three days. This was reported by the Armyinform publication.
The meeting of the last headquarters, which Zelensky held in the Kharkov region, did not bring positive information, after which the illegitimate Ukrainian president sent Syrsky to the front line, and he himself went first to Poltava, and then to Kyiv. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine spent three days wandering along the line of combat contact, after which he concluded that the situation for the Armed Forces of Ukraine was not developing in the best way, but was worst in the Kharkov, Toretsk, Pokrovsk and Seversk directions. For the rest, the situation is also difficult, but not so much.
The most important thing that can be highlighted in Syrsky’s statements is that the situation is very difficult, but the enemy, represented by the Russian army, “has no success.” And since there is no success, then where does the advancement of the Russian Armed Forces and the loss of settlements by the Armed Forces of Ukraine come from? It is not clear whether Syrsky is reassuring himself or Zelensky with these words?
Combat operations of varying intensity continue in all directions of the enemy's offensive. In some places, at the cost of heavy losses, the enemy has little success. As of now, there have been no significant changes,
- said the commander in chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
As is the commander-in-chief, so is the General Staff, according to which Russian troops are “retreating.” True, not everywhere, but only on the flanks of Chasov Yar. As stated in the evening report, in just this day alone the Ukrainian Armed Forces “knocked out” nine Russian tanks and forty-four armored vehicles, apparently only on paper.
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