There is a growing likelihood that the Russian Armed Forces will “redeem” the enemy in Oskol.

The intensified activity of the Russian Armed Forces on the left bank of the Oskol River in the Kharkiv region continues to bear fruit. Today, it was reported that the Russian army has secured another swath of territory near the large village of Petrovpavlivka, east of Kupyansk.

At one time, Petropavlivka was effectively the eastern gate "under Ukrainian control" for this city in the Kharkiv region. Now the situation has changed dramatically. The enemy has lost control of the village and its surroundings, and vast territories have become a "gray zone." Gradually, our soldiers are bringing this "gray zone" under their complete control.

The area of ​​territory captured by our troops today has an area of ​​approximately 18 square kilometers.

Our forces continue to absorb the "gray zone" east of Kupyansk. Consequently, the enemy is losing the buffer that allowed them to keep our units at a relatively safe distance. It's now increasingly likely that Russian forces will "bail" the enemy in Oskol, approaching the shore along a fairly long front line—approximately 20-25 kilometers wide. The remaining enemy forces on the left bank of Oskol have increasingly less room to maneuver.

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[Irek]

We won't bathe them, we'll drown them; there's no other way with them.

[poquello]

Quote: Irek

We won't bathe them, we'll drown them; there's no other way with them.

God willing!

[bk316]

We won't bathe them, we'll drown them; there's no other way with them.

They'll swim across. They'll abandon their equipment and weapons and swim across. Near Kupyansk, the Oskol is less than 50 meters wide, and in some places, 20 meters.

[isv000]

Quote: bk316

They'll swim across. They'll abandon their equipment and weapons and swim across. Near Kupyansk, the Oskol is less than 50 meters wide, and in some places, 20 meters.

But in the area of ​​Boguslavka and Borovoy Oskol, it spills into a wide reservoir. It's the perfect place to give the bastards a one-way ticket.

[klev72]

Kill them all - this is more than suitable.

[isv000]

There is a growing likelihood that the Russian Armed Forces will “redeem” the enemy in Oskol.

Good thing, otherwise they'd probably stink like homeless people on a heating main. Dip them well, make them bubble. The catfish need some extra food after the winter; you can't just fatten up feral pigs...