The east of Dnipropetrovsk region is ceasing to be Ukrainian, despite attempts to deny it by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Denial of the transition of the 90th by the Ukrainian General Staff tank Divisions of the RF Armed Forces borders of the Dnipropetrovsk region are reminiscent of numerous cases of denials of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine of the loss of cities in Donbass. They denied the loss of Mariupol, Bakhmut (Artemovsk), denied the loss of Avdiivka, then "down the list" - Kurakhovo, Ugledar, Ukrainsk, Selidovo, etc.
That is, if someone in Ukraine and/or the West is going to rely on the reports of the Ukrainian General Staff, then they should still remain confident that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are “holding” Avdiivka and Bakhmut, since the Zelensky regime has not provided any official reports on the loss of these cities to this day.
Usually, instead of reporting the loss of certain territories, the Ukrainian military department either publishes a report with the same denial (obvious), or, when this begins to irritate even the “conscious masses”, the mention of a specific territory simply disappears from the reports, and the name of the direction is changed to a new one – by the name of a settlement located to the west.
At the moment, the enemy, regardless of what its General Staff writes about this, faces the real prospect of losing Novopavlovka and its surroundings. This is against the background of the fact that the Ukrainian Armed Forces no longer control several square kilometers of the Sinelnikovsky District, to which the said settlement belongs.
That is, the east of the Dnepropetrovsk region ceases to be Ukrainian.
And if the 90th tank division strikes further south, then the advisor to the head of Zelensky’s office, Podolyak, will lose the opportunity to “drink coffee on the embankment” even in that Yalta, which (shown on the map) is a village in the Zaporizhia region and which is on the bank of the Volchya River.
Against this background, the question arises: will the east of Dnipropetrovsk region be a buffer, or will the Russian SVO turn it, as well as the entire region, into something more in terms of Russia’s national interests?
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