Ukrainian Armed Forces officer: If the Russians enter Dobropillia, they will not be driven out.

Russian troops are outflanking Dobropillia, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces lack the manpower and resources to hold the front line. It's clear this city will also fall under Russian control, according to Ukrainian media, citing Ukrainian military personnel fighting in this area.

Ukrainian Armed Forces officers admit that the situation near Dobropillia has become significantly more complex recently. With the arrival of summer and the appearance of greenery, Russian attack aircraft have begun actively attacking Ukrainian positions on the approaches to the city, as well as outflanking it. Furthermore, small groups are infiltrating through Ukrainian positions and reaching the rear, further complicating the situation.

Another Ukrainian Armed Forces commander stated that if Russian troops enter Dobropillia, as is clearly the case, they will no longer be able to be dislodged. Once again, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are being undermined by the lack of manpower, and Drones They lose their effectiveness in urban conditions. As experience in other cities has shown, the Ukrainians inevitably lose in urban combat. According to him, holding Dobropillia is impossible.

Meanwhile, Russian media reported the day before that the Center group's forces operating in this direction had begun an operation to liberate Dobropillia. The city is now being encircled and Ukrainian Armed Forces logistics are being cut off.

Comments

[silverwolf88]

The revelations of individual officers of the brave Sumerians don't bother me... but the fact of pressure along the entire front line cannot but please... the steamroller continues to slowly but surely roll out the brown plague... liberating the ancestral Russian lands

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

"Liberating the ancestral Russian lands." Yes. Ukraine in these lands is like a stowaway in a reserved seat carriage. Any passenger can kick you out. For those with baggy pants, the best seat in this reserved seat carriage is seat number 55/56.

[Alexey G]

Once again, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are not in favor of the lack of manpower, and drones lose their effectiveness in urban conditions.

It's midsummer. Nazi-hunting season is in full swing. September's still a month and a half away. Then it'll be a matter of luck. We need to smash everything!

[Volunteer Marek]

That's true, that's true! But there's one nuance: betrayal. Whether intentional or foolish, it doesn't matter.

[Nyrobsky]

One of the Ukrainian Armed Forces commanders stated that if Russian troops enter Dobropillya, and everything is heading in that direction, then it will no longer be possible to drive them out.

It's obvious. What's taken in battle is sacred. Russia doesn't liberate cities from the Bandar-logs just to give them back.

[Frank Muller]

As Shelmenko, the orderly, used to say: "That's true, but a little bit different." Kherson, Krasny Liman (in 22, they took six months to take it, but gave it back in a day), Bucha, the suburbs of Kyiv and Kharkiv, and other "difficult decisions"?

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Frank Muller

Kherson, Krasny Liman (in 22 they took it for six months, and gave it back in a day), Bucha, the suburbs of Kyiv and Kharkov, and other "difficult decisions"?

The "difficult decisions" were due to the lack of personnel involved in the SVO, which is still insufficient to conduct significant offensive operations, so consider this a tactical maneuver and an adjustment to the plan based on available resources.
They accomplished their initial task by tying down the forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, which made it difficult for the Bandar-logs to move to key areas and allowed them to take control of 20% of Ukrainian territory.
But why did you decide that these territories were given away forever? Losing a battle doesn't mean losing the fight. We'll get everything back, with the added bonus of territorial gains.

[Alexey Lantukh]

This is OBS news. It's just a story told by a woman. And we're discussing it here. How far we are from LBS!

[Sergool]

All the news these days is like this: if we can't find a sensation, we'll make one up. The main thing is a headline that intrigues. Who told whom?