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Day 844.
Today there are many updates from the direction of Kharkiv
The most interesting news comes from the Vowchansk region.
Despite the opposition and pushbacks, Russian forces continued intensely, abounding in counterattack casualties in the northern part of Vowczańska.
They made a narrow attack, but overextended, yet falling into the trap of Ukrainian troops in the aggregate plant in Vowchansk.
In the last fewer days, Russian forces have been desperately trying to safe their conquests in Vovchansk to justify their offensive in Kharkov
They identified the local aggregate plant as crucial for further operations
This plant is 1 of 2 complexes of reinforced, fortified buildings in northern Vowchansk, located next to the advanced citadel, which provides excellent shooting positions and hiding for soldiers.
The main reason the Russians decided to attack the aggregate plant is 2 factors.
Firstly, the plant is simply a fortified fortified point that overlooks most of the residential houses in the city, allowing Russian forces to guarantee fire control over the surrounding Ukrainian positions and facilitating additional captures.
Moreover, controlling the aggregate plant would let Russians to cut off Ukrainian defence in the citadel
They could isolate the citadel by establishing fire control over residential homes east of the plant and occupy them, possibly forcing Ukrainian defenders to withdraw.
If the Russian troops succeed, they can take control of the full northern part of the city, including the highest and most fortified buildings of the city
This would let them to establish complete fire control over the confederate part of the city, which consists mainly of tiny residential homes.
As a result, Ukrainian forces could be forced to retreat to positions outside the city.
While Ukrainian attacks have achieved crucial profits with a numerical advantage of 3 to one, The Russians keep a crucial artillery advantage of 5 to one, supplemented by glider bombs.
The Russians usage glider bombs and artillery to destruct large parts of the city, aiming at Ukrainian shooting positions and military concentration.
This strategy aims to halt Ukrainian advancement and prepare the ground for Russian counterattack.
Additionally, fresh recordings show that Russian air force hit the bridge again close Old Saltiwa, causing crucial harm and collapse of respective bays.
This attack aims to weaken Ukrainian defence by reducing their meals in the city, thereby reducing their numerical advantage and facilitating Russian attacks.
When Ukrainian positions were softened by raids and artillery fire, The Russians targeted a aggregate plant in Vowchansk.
The demolition of many houses, which could have served as shooting positions for Ukrainian soldiers, enabled Russians to invade and occupy the plant.
However, the Russians exaggerated, allowing the Ukrainians to cut them off and trap them in the plant.
Initially, Russian stormers approached and entered the aggregate plant from 1 street.
However, Ukrainian forces started counterattacking and successfully formed respective reinforced points.
As a result, the Russians were surrounded and cut off from the supply routes of the aggregate plant.
In order to keep the surrounding forces, Russian drone operators maintained a key logistical link, providing ammunition, food and water through drones.
These discarded supplies were essential to the endurance of Russian soldiers during the siege.
Nevertheless, the siege at the plant has been crushing for more than six days inevitably means that Russian soldiers are faced with serious supply shortages and are on the verge of surrender unless they manage to get out.
The situation is aggravated by the fact that the main Russian forces in the northern part of the city are incapable to establish contact with the besieged troops in the plant.
Ukrainian forces proceed to subject Russian troops to permanent fire, resulting in a crucial number of casualties.
In order to inflict greater losses on the Russians, the Ukrainian air force utilized guided GBU-39 bombs to attack Russian positions in the aggregate plant.
Furthermore, Ukrainian forces hit a close infirmary building and raided a large building adjacent to the demolished infirmary to disrupt the concentration of forces attempting to relieve the siege troops in the facility.
Source: Reports from Ukraine
