Military "Osman" identifies the occupiers' main objective for February

The Russian occupiers are trying to advance on the left flank of the Pokrovsk front.

This was stated by Stanislav "Osman" Bunyatov, platoon commander of the 24th Separate Assault Battalion "Aidar."

According to his information, the occupiers were repelled in the village of Udachne, southwest of Pokrovsk.

In response, the enemy is resuming assault operations further south, actively advancing on the eastern part of Uspenivka.

In Bunyatov's opinion, Russia's primary objective for February is:

To reach the border of Dnipropetrovsk region.

"Reaching the borders of  Dnipropetrovsk region is a media-driven goal intended to create moral and psychological pressure on Ukrainian society. We must understand that Ukraine is a unified territory without internal borders - they exist only on maps," Osman emphasizes.

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