Russia turns center of Myrnohrad into antenna network - What's behind it
Illustrative photo: Russia is turning the center of Myrnohrad into an antenna network (GettyImages)
Russian forces are trying to install as many antennas and signal boosters as possible in the central part of Myrnohrad. This is needed to support the enemy’s drone operations, according to the Airborne Assault Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Attempts to boost drones
In the central part of Myrnohrad, the enemy is attempting to set up as many antennas and signal amplifiers as possible to strengthen its unmanned component.
Work of the paratroopers
According to the Airborne Assault Forces, the enemy has not changed its approach to warfare and continues to use small assault group tactics.
In some areas, Russian troops are deploying light vehicles, including motorcycles and buggies, trying to advance quickly deep into the defense line.
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Despite Russia's numerical advantage in manpower and equipment, paratroopers of the 79th Separate Air Assault Brigade continue to eliminate enemy forces and carry out their assigned tasks.
Situation in the Pokrovsk direction
Russia reinforced its grouping in the Pokrovsk direction by deploying about 150,000 troops there.
According to Ukrainian defenders, the enemy is using one main combat tactic in this sector of the front. Increased assault activity has also been observed near Myrnohrad.
Earlier, it was reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces thwarted a large-scale breakthrough attempt by the enemy’s mobile groups. After two days of fierce fighting, Russian forces suffered significant losses and were defeated.
In recent days, the situation in Myrnohrad near Pokrovsk has escalated. The enemy has intensified attacks and is attempting to move heavy equipment into the central part of the city.
