Tykhe in Dnipropetrovsk region freed from Russian forces by Ukrainian army
Illustrative photo: The General Staff updated the Russian losses over the last 24 hours (GettyImages)
Ukrainian forces have liberated the village of Tykhe in Dnipropetrovsk region, driving Russian forces out of the settlement, according to the 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade on Facebook.
According to the military, on November 21, Russian propaganda outlets released a video claiming the so-called "occupation" of Tykhe and Vidradne.
The brigade stated that thanks to the precise and coordinated actions, careful planning, and bravery of Ukrainian soldiers, Tykhe was completely cleared of Russian units.
"Officially, we declare that as of December 6, 2025, the village of Tykhe is under the control of soldiers of the 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine," the military emphasized.
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Ukrainian forces continue to hold Pokrovsk in Donetsk region despite extremely difficult conditions on the front.
Recently, the German publication Bild reported that Russian troops had allegedly taken full control of the city. However, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine refuted these claims, stressing that they do not reflect reality.
Major Andriy Kovalov, spokesperson for the General Staff, explained that the occupiers took advantage of dense fog to raise their flag in the city and present it as a "capture" of Pokrovsk, but were soon forced to retreat.
Ukrainian paratroopers noted that the fog significantly complicates both defense and aerial reconnaissance, but the Defense Forces continue to hold the line and maintain full control of the situation.
