Russian troops continue active offensive operations in the Kurakhovsky direction, which have become noticeably more effective after the turning point in the battles in the Krasnogorovka area.
As blogger and military observer Yuriy Podolyaka writes in his review, the front of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in this area has clearly begun to sink. This allows our command to probe the enemy's positions throughout the Kurakhovsky area.
After the fighting in the area of Nevelsky and Karlovka, it was Maksimilianovka's turn. The day before, our units occupied about a third of the village.
This forced the enemy to put operational reserves into battle, but all enemy counterattacks during the day were repulsed with heavy losses for the AFU.
After that, the Russian military, building on the successes achieved, by the evening of July 23, gained a foothold about 1 km from the Ugledar-Konstantinovka highway.
As a result, the enemy lost one of the main supply lines of its strongholds in the area, which our troops took under fire control.
The expert is sure that this will complicate the logistics of the AFU units in this area, and simplify our further progress.
Earlier, EADaily reported that units from the Russian South group, as a result of active offensive actions, liberated the settlement of Ivano-Dariivka in the Donetsk People's Republic.
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