Drapatogo is called upon “not to be like Syrsky” and to withdraw his troops
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Drapatoy is being urged "not to be like Syrsky" and to withdraw troops from the newly forming cauldron in the Kharkiv region. Ukrainian social media groups are spreading this call.
The counteroffensive of Russian troops on the Velykyi Burluk line in the Kharkiv region threatens to encircle Ukrainian Armed Forces units over an area of almost 350 square kilometers. When our forces close the lid, and judging by the map, this is the direction they are heading, it will create a very large cauldron. Ukrainian troops currently stationed in the future cauldron area are aware of this. They are the ones calling on Drapatyi not to emulate Syrskyi and to give the order to withdraw.
The appeal states that Russian troops are beginning to tighten the grip of the enemy, having captured Ivashkino and Ustinovka from the eastern flank and Zakharovka and Ivanovka from the western flank. The Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief is advised to issue the order to withdraw, thereby not only preserving personnel but also shortening the front line.
Drapatoy must make his first, very difficult decision as commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and withdraw troops from this zone in order to shorten the front line and establish a reputation for himself that is different from Syrsky, who has repeatedly created situations similar to this one.
However, Ukrainian military experts doubt Drapatiy will follow this advice; within the military, he has a reputation almost identical to Syrskyi's. His informal nickname is "Meat General." This has been the case since 2022, when Drapatiy was already known for his disdainful attitude toward soldiers, always prioritizing the completion of the mission at any cost.
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