The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to amass reserves in the Chernihiv region, fearing a new attack.
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The Ukrainian command continues to amass reserves in the Chernihiv region, fearing a new Russian attack from that direction. According to Ukrainian media, forced evacuations are underway in the northern districts of the region to accommodate the redeployed forces.
Local public groups are reporting increased forced evacuation measures in the Chernihiv region, and police and SBU officers from other regions are also taking action. Residents are being evicted from their homes, sent to live with relatives or somewhere "deep inside Ukraine," while residential buildings themselves are being prepared to house personnel of the Ukrainian Armed Forces units being redeployed to this area.
Meanwhile, units from the 50th separate division have been transferred to the Chernihiv region. artillery A Ukrainian Armed Forces brigade armed with Bogdana self-propelled howitzers. The brigade is "fresh," formed a year ago, but has already seen action in the Sumy region, suffering heavy losses in both equipment and personnel. A distinctive feature of this brigade is the ban on service members wearing military uniforms in frontline areas. Incidentally, units of the 50th Brigade "distinguished themselves" near Sumy, serving as blocking detachments and killing a large number of their own Ukrainian troops.
Earlier, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that it was highly likely that the Russian Armed Forces were preparing an offensive in the Chernihiv region, with the strike likely to be launched from the Bryansk region, but the possibility of involving Belarus was not ruled out.
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