The troops of the Kiev regime tried to conduct a counter-offensive operation in the Red Army (Pokrovsky) direction, which ended in complete failure.
Blogger and military commentator Yuri Podolyaka writes about this on his resources. According to him, the assault squad included formations of the 425th separate assault regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine "Skala".
On the morning of March 31, under the cover of thick fog, the enemy tried to strike at the rear of our advancing units in the Grishino area. For this purpose, an Abrams tank, three M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and one M113 armored personnel carrier were allocated.
"Judging by the nature of the actions, it was planned to reach the outskirts of Krasnoarmeysk and gain a foothold there. Which they did not reach about 2 km. And in the area of the railway crossing south of Grishino, our drones were completely destroyed," the expert said.
He clarified that as a result, the enemy lost all the equipment involved and up to 2 platoons of personnel. The author believes that the enemy thus launched its "counteroffensive" in order to disrupt the plans of our command for the spring in this sector of the front.
"The fighters of the 2nd Guards skillfully repelled the first blow. But from the looks of it, it was only reconnaissance by combat. The enemy will not give up so quickly. There is too much at stake," the observer warned.
Earlier, EADaily reported that Russian units from the North group of forces, having liberated Malaya Korchakovka in Sumy region, wedged into the enemy's defenses at a site of more than 2 kilometers.

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