Reports indicate a significant deterioration of the military situation in Pokrovsk, with increased activity from occupying forces and criticisms directed at Ukrainian leadership.
The military situation in Pokrovsk, Ukraine, has seen alarming developments as occupying forces intensify their efforts. Reports from 'DeepState' reveal that Russian soldiers, disguised in civilian clothing, are involved in the transportation of dead bodies away from the conflict zone. Access to the town is severely restricted, and the enemy has actively resumed remote mining operations, re-mining areas previously cleared by Ukrainian forces. Their attempts to breach into nearby Hryshyne have escalated, prompting a shift in focus for Ukrainian pilots who are now concentrating more on this settlement rather than Pokrovsk itself, which the occupiers are exploiting to gain an advantage.
Data from 'DeepState' also highlights several recent attempts by Ukrainian forces to insert personnel and armored vehicles into Pokrovsk. It is clear who issued the order for this operation, yet the initiative has resulted in significant losses, with the report indicating that 300 personnel were injured, and the equipment was destroyed. Furthermore, the occupiers have escalated their use of glide bombs against the positions of the Defense Forces, indicating a willingness to intensify their offensive campaign in the region.
