Fighters from ’Khartiia’ broke through on Kupiansk front and drove out Russian forces
Fighters from the ‘Khartiia’ made a breakthrough in the Kupiansk sector and drove Russian occupying forces out of their fortified positions.
This was reported on air on Army TV by the deputy commander of the 23rd Assault Regiment, R.U.G., of the ‘Khartiia’ Corps of the National Guard of Ukraine, whose call sign is ‘Monk’, according to Censor.NET.
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According to Monakh, the operation was planned by the regiment commander and the corps commander, Ihor Obolenskyi. The Russian military had not anticipated any active operations in this sector, which enabled the Ukrainian units to swiftly begin clearing the positions.
Drones also played an important role, carrying out reconnaissance, supporting assault teams and striking Russian personnel, artillery and launch sites for Russian UAVs
"Drones are, in fact, an integral part of combat operations," he emphasised.
He noted that the drones operate in close coordination with the infantry, helping to detect and neutralise the enemy at various ranges.
