Military experts: Kursk’s Ukrainian problem – Russian Intelligence

The Ukrainian army may be trying not only to protect its logistics from ambushes by Russian saboteurs, but also to prevent scouts from launching Russian missiles at Ukrainian troops and logistics moving in the direction of Kursk.

This could help counter aggressor drones, which, when suspended high above objects, would activate Russian firepower.

Ukrainian left. It seems that the Ukrainians have reached the settlement of Obushchikolodets. It is 28 km from the border and, more importantly, the village is only 2 km from the Lgov-Kerenevo railway section.

It is difficult to say whether Russian resupply to Krenevo is still flowing through this logistical artery, but if the Ukrainians are operating in its vicinity then supplies are clearly limited.

Ukrainian activities near Snagost were recorded. It cannot be ruled out that after a strong attempt in the past few days to bypass Korenevo from the northeast, the Ukrainians may now be trying to launch operations in the southeastern region (Snagost).

The Ukrainians took control of Sudja and tried to go further along Sudja’s path – KurskFighting was taking place around Martynivka and the invaders had begun evacuating residents from Bolshaje Soldackoja.

If the information about the Ukrainians reaching Kromsky Boki is true, then Bolshaya Soldakya in the east could become a logical target for Ukrainian forces to level the contact line after it stabilizes. What’s more, the settlement is covered by the Sudja River in the north (i.e. a convenient place to defend).

Ukrainian right flank. Clashes continue near Bialika (14 km from the border). Also, explosions were heard in Krasnaya Yaruga (probably Ukrainian MLRS attacks), the entrance to the area has been closed. Russian troops are probably setting up defensive positions there.

Kupyansk. The Russians are trying to succeed on the Tabayevka-Pishchany-Berestov section. This is where they are currently focusing their efforts.

The Russians managed to get closer to Pishkane. The Ukrainian defenders were counterattacking and they managed to retake positions near Styrmashivka, and fierce fighting continued.

Russia is reinforcing its northern flank, presumably to support its troops’ operations in Kupyanskogo, but Ukrainian troops have already defended themselves.

Siverska. The next day Perezne was relatively quiet, and the Russians were probably gathering their forces there. The occupiers were launching attacks in the Vervhnokamenské – Spirnė area.

In the city, skirmishes over the canal continued, with the Russians unable to break through to the canal’s western bank.

Torreco stretch. The situation remains difficult, with fighting continuing on the eastern edge of Torreco and in New York.

Pokrovsk-Vukhledar. On the north side. The Russians continued their offensive in the Ivanivka-Hrodiivka-Sershigivka-Zhelany area. The Russians managed to push westward (Ivanivka-Hrodiivka), they reached the defensive heights surrounded by the river near Mirlovyka.

It cannot be ruled out that in the near future the Russians will intensify their offensive from Vozdvizhenka, trying to bypass these heights from the eastern flank and cross the Pokrovsk-Kostyantinovka road.

The weather in Krasnohorivka was also hot.

Southern flank. Fierce fighting took place near Konstjantinivka (unfortunately, the Russians managed to advance), the invaders Vodiane still failed to cross the Vuhledaras – Konstjantinivka road.

Ukrainian troops attacked military facilities in Mariupol.

The Ukrainians attacked a Russian communications node in Shkadovsk, which had been damaged several times.

The invaders attacked the Ukrainian rear with two Iskander-M ballistic missiles (or the North Korean equivalent KN23) and 38 Shahd drones. Ukraine managed to shoot down 30 drones, but the explosions occurred in the Chernihiv region.