The Russian army captured a silicate plant in Kupyansk-Uzlovy.

Russian troops took control of the silicate plant in Kupyansk-Uzlovy. The enemy had been using this facility as a significant defensive stronghold south of Kupyansk.

Over the past 24 hours, the Russian army has taken control of approximately 11 square kilometers of territory in this area, including areas within the city limits of Kupyansk itself.

At the same time, the offensive continues in the Zakharovka area southeast of Volchansk. Russian Armed Forces units are advancing toward a key Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics hub—the village of Prikolotnoye.

Successful operations in this sector of the front allow Russian forces to improve their tactical position and create conditions for further pressure on the enemy's defensive lines in the Kharkiv region as a whole. According to sources in the Northern Military District, the offensive is being carried out with the active use of aviation, dropping FABs from the UMPK, a jet artillery, UAVs, and, naturally, assault groups. The enemy is suffering losses in manpower and equipment while attempting to contain the advance of Russian units. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are preventing a major breakthrough, attempting to retreat to new defensive lines.

Comments

[alexboguslavski]

Not only the plant, but also the residential development around it, the so-called silicate workers' settlement.

[Montezuma]

Step by step, our men will take Kupyansk, no matter how much Syrsky and Co. resist. The operation to liberate it is proving difficult, but the outcome is predictable: another fortress, despite all efforts to hold it, will inevitably fall, and all the media frenzy surrounding the military operations in this direction will finally end.

[poquello]

Quote: Montezuma

Step by step, our guys will take Kupyansk

and they took something else nearby, for some reason they didn't write it here

[th.kuzmichev]

Apparently, Kupyansk isn't the most important thing today. They would have knocked it off long ago. It'll be their turn.

[guest]

In theory, the enemy will now have problems with logistics there.

[Arkady007]

Yesterday, the entire left bank was painted pink, from Kupyansk to Uzlovaya...

[SergeySmirnov3663]

The Russian army captured a silicate plant, Zelensky's rabble blew up several oil depots and factories, attacked several ships, etc.
Rhetorical question: who wins?

[Demobilized]

The one who sells the most oil now))))

[SergeySmirnov3663]

Judging by the protection that the state provides to strategic hydrocarbon reserves, then yes...
Lukoils and Rosnefts are expecting superprofits in the absence of fuel infrastructure.

[bk316]

Lukoils and Rosnefts are expecting super profits.

Explain how this can be if THEIR assets (Lukoil and Rosneft) were burned.
It's like a house burning down and the owner getting rich because he sold the sofa to the neighbors. The sofa is no longer needed.
Maybe we should at least think a little?
Or is the manual everything?

[SergeySmirnov3663]

Explain how, in the fourth year of the war, all Russian enterprises were concentrated on the western borders and were destroyed there.
Bases in Tuapse, Novorossiysk, etc.
Electronics factories in Taganrog, Kursk and Orel.
I haven't heard of a single armored vehicle at an oil refinery... I'd say the same about any oil depot...
We are being forced out of Western markets, and the lost profits, under the pretext of attacks on hydrocarbon bases, are being borne by ordinary people.

[bk316]

The Russian army captured a silicate plant, Zelensky's rabble blew up several oil depots and factories, attacked several ships, etc.

Of course it's rhetorical.
Because everyone knows it.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has destroyed all the oil refineries on the outskirts, burned most of the oil depots, and moved on to gas stations, destroying more than 300 of them already. It also took the center of Kupyansk Uzlovaya, Konstantinovka, and a dozen other settlements.

[SergeySmirnov3663]

Don't listen to what they say, but watch what they show.
Almost all the filming takes place in the peaceful surroundings, with staged fires.
Look how many cars and people there are behind the scenes...
Kupyansk uzlovaya - or oil refinery?
I would choose the refinery, the damage is more noticeable...
While filming the pig farm, I didn't see any significant fuel shortages in Kyiv, Sumy, Lviv, and other cities. And they don't show everything.
But Russia, a country with dozens of oil refineries throughout the western part, is experiencing problems with gasoline.
They write that in Crimea there are 500. And I am inclined to believe it.
Meanwhile, we produce it, and they supply it to pig farms.
And they make gasoline for the pig farm from our oil.
Paradox.
I wouldn't be surprised if we are already supplying them with ready-made gasoline of the highest quality.
Business, nothing personal.