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According to preliminary reports, Russian company-level officer has been neutralized in Hryshyne area, and enemy has been disrupted, - Airborne Assault Forces

Fighting in Hryshyne: The Airborne Assault Forces provided details

In the Hryshyne area of Donetsk Oblast, a Russian company-level officer was reportedly neutralized, causing disorganization within enemy units and reducing the enemy’s combat capabilities.

This was reported by the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Airborne Assault Forces, according to Censor.NET.

Details

"The enemy's attempts to use fog and mist to advance covertly toward Hryshyne, northwest of Pokrovsk, have been unsuccessful.

Units in the area of responsibility of the 7th Rapid Response Corps of the Airborne Assault Forces are engaging enemy targets even as they approach the settlement," the statement said.

The elimination of a Russian officer

The Airborne Assault Forces reported that, according to preliminary information, the Defense Forces eliminated a company-level officer in the Hryshyne area. This caused disorganization within enemy units and reduced their combat capabilities.

"Also, according to available data, the enemy is complaining about the inability to enter the settlement without difficulty and move within its boundaries, suffering from a shortage of water and food. There have been recorded instances of the enemy attempting to move through Hryshyne in search of food," the military added.

Background

  • As reported earlier, the Operation Task Force "East" said that the situation in the area of the Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration remains difficult. The enemy is conducting assault operations simultaneously in several directions in the Pokrovsk agglomeration, using light vehicles, quad bikes, and infantry groups.
  • The 7th Air Assault Corps said that the enemy had failed to bypass Hryshyne and is trying to attack head-on.