Ukrainian forces have regained 400 square kilometers and eight settlements in the southern operational zone, as reported by Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi.
Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi announced that Ukrainian defenders have successfully regained control over 400 square kilometers of territory and eight settlements on the Oleksandrivka front in the southern operational zone. This liberation marks a significant achievement in their ongoing efforts to push back against opposing forces since the end of January this year.
Syrskyi emphasized the collaborative efforts of the Air Assault Forces and adjacent military units, highlighting the importance of coordination in fulfilling combat missions. In recent meetings with commanders, they discussed the current state of operations in the southern region, addressing challenges and proposing solutions to strengthen their defense.
Logistics have emerged as a critical focus, with discussions on ensuring the uninterrupted supply of ammunition, the evacuation of wounded personnel, and the overall sustainability of military operations. This recent success underscores the evolving dynamics of the conflict and the strategic importance of the southern front in the ongoing military campaign.
