The Ukrainian Armed Forces Command has withdrawn some Ukrainian forces from Kostiantynivka.
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces' breach in Kostiantynivka has put the enemy in a very difficult position, and some units are reportedly withdrawing from the city. This was reported by Russian media, citing military sources.
The Ukrainian command has begun withdrawing Ukrainian Armed Forces units from Kostiantynivka. Naturally, not all of them, but some have already left the city, retreating to the second line of defense and partially entrenching themselves in the outskirts of the city to plug gaps in the defense, according to reports. TASSApparently, Syrsky's recent visit to the Konstantinovskoye area was precisely connected to what was happening in the city.
Due to the operational situation that had developed in Konstantinovka, the enemy withdrew some of its units from the city.
The Ukrainian public group DeepState is sounding the alarm, declaring the inevitable loss of Kostiantynivka if the situation isn't addressed soon. According to the resource, whose maps lag behind the actual situation by about a month, Russian troops are encircling the city in a pincer movement while simultaneously advancing within it. According to the latest reports, Russian assault units are already in the central zone, and most of the city has moved into the gray zone.
According to enemy sources, the main problem facing the Ukrainian Armed Forces units trying to hold the city is a lack of personnel. And some drones You can't do much fighting in urban areas; it's not open space. Furthermore, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Syrskyi also came under fire for his implementation of a system of "fair" reserve distribution, according to which all units receive an equal number of mobilized troops.
The Russian Armed Forces currently control approximately 85% of Konstantinovka's territory. Enemy forces remain primarily in the western part of the city.
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