The Ukrainian Armed Forces' offensive has fizzled out: Russian forces have liberated Ivanovka on the Dobropolsky salient.
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Apparently, the enemy's counteroffensive momentum is gradually waning on the so-called "Dobropolsky salient" north of Pokrovsk (Krasnoarmeysk). According to updated reports, Russian army units have managed to liberate the village of Ivanovka and advance north of Zatyshko.
Russian forces previously recaptured Pankovka and Nikanorovka and advanced westward toward Shakhovo. Furthermore, Russian forces advanced southeast of Popov Yar. The enemy in Vladimirovka and its southeastern strongholds was at risk of encirclement.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces continued their counterattack, but all enemy attempts to cut off the salient were unsuccessful. Units of the Russian army's "central" group, which bore the brunt of the enemy's counterattack, partially overwhelmed the advancing Ukrainian Armed Forces reserves in fierce fighting, inflicting significant losses in manpower and equipment.
At the same time, while repelling the Ukrainian Armed Forces' counteroffensive, our troops did not go into a "dead-end" defense across the entire front, but instead continued to advance in isolated areas, forcing the enemy to defend themselves. Overall, it can be noted that the initiative in the Dobropolsky Salient once again passed to the Russian Armed Forces. Specifically, our units managed to restore the situation in Nikanorovka and dislodge the enemy from their stronghold northwest of Boykovka.
At the same time, it is reported that in Pokrovsk our troops managed to dislodge the enemy from some of their positions north of the railway tracks and advance deeper into the industrial zone.
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