Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskyi visited the area of active hostilities, where "there is a threat of enemy units advancing deep into our combat formations" and spoke about the operational situation on the Eastern Front. This was stated by the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces Oleksandr Syrskyi on Telegram.
"I worked in two brigades where the situation is gradually becoming more complicated and there is a threat of enemy units advancing deep into our combat formations," the statement said.
Syrskyi said that after a detailed analysis, all the necessary decisions were made to reinforce the reserves, ammunition and electronic warfare equipment. The Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief emphasized that this would further ensure the stability of the Armed Forces defense in this area of the front.
"In general, the operational situation on the Eastern front remains difficult. The enemy continues to conduct offensive actions, concentrating its main efforts in the areas of Terny, Ivanivske, Berdychi, Tonenke, Verbove and Robotyne," said Syrskyi.
It is reported that in other parts of the frontline, the enemy's activity has noticeably decreased. The Commander-in-Chief assumes that this is due to the increase in enemy losses.
During two weeks of fierce fighting, the enemy suffered extremely high losses. However, all the settlements that it tried to capture remained under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, added Syrskyi.
