The enemy has lost the village of Nezhenka in the Zaporizhzhia region and is retreating to the northwest.
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Russian troops continue their offensive along several sections of the line of contact. One of these sections is located at the junction of the Zaporizhzhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions. As reported in one of today's news According to Military Review materials, the Russian army liberated the village of Zarnitsa in the Zaporizhzhia region.
It has now become known that, as a result of successful offensive actions, Russian army units drove the enemy out of the village of Nezhenka, capturing approximately 6 square kilometers of territory.
The enemy is retreating with losses toward Zelenaya Dubrava (Dibrova). Russian troops are close to cutting the Novonikolaevka-Orekhov highway in another section. As a reminder, the Russian Armed Forces previously cut off this route near the liberated town of Lyubitske. This is the eastern supply route for the Orekhov garrison of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The enemy is establishing new defensive lines on the right bank of the Verkhnyaya Tersa River. However, their problem is that the banks of this river in the Zaporizhzhia region are flat—effectively bare steppe—where it's difficult to find any terrain features or dense vegetation to conceal their activities. Our drone operators are taking advantage of this, attacking enemy forces establishing defensive positions.
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