The enemy does not have a "shell hunger", but there is a shortage of personnel - Cherevaty

The enemy does not have a "shell hunger", but there is a shortage of personnel - Cherevaty

The enemy does not have a "shell hunger", but there is a shortage of personnel - Cherevaty

The leader of enemy artillery shelling remains the Lyman-Kupian direction - 625 per day, which eloquently testifies to the lack of ammunition among the occupiers, but "they have a problem" with personnel. This was stated by the spokesman of the Eastern Group of the Armed Forces Serhiy Cherevaty on the air of the telethon.

 "I will report to you about the Lymansky, Kupyansky direction. This direction remains the leader in shelling the enemy," Cherevaty said.

 According to him, during the day, the enemy shelled the positions in the Lymansky and Kupyansk directions 625 times with artillery of various calibers. The Russians also carried out 16 air raids.

 "Regular units of the occupier are operating in this direction. They act more cautiously here. Less than assaults. And if the "Wagner" group, which used the tactics of mass actions of small groups, had a monopoly on the Bakhmut direction, then here there are elements of the classic use of armed units, and then, in order to provide them with the opportunity to act, they tried to hit our positions as much as possible, so they used more artillery." , - explained Serhiy Cherevaty.

 During four clashes, 39 occupiers were killed and another 93 were wounded.

 In addition, according to the speaker, enemy equipment was shot down: a T-72 tank, BTR-80, BMP, four self-propelled artillery installations, two howitzers, two drones and a downed anti-radar missile.