Occupying forces remain firmly entrenched in central part of Pokrovsk — DeepState

Ukraine’s defense forces pushed back an assault on Hryshyne near Pokrovsk, involving over 40 Russian infantrymen and about a dozen ATVs and motorcycles.

The information was reported by DeepState.

Today, the enemy tried to advance on Hryshyne with at least 10 ATVs and motorcycles and roughly 40 infantry units. Details on any armored vehicles used are still being verified.

On the approach to the city, Russian units encountered unexpected resistance. Disoriented infantry failed to mount an effective offensive, allowing Ukrainian defenders to hold their positions.

At the same time, Ukrainian forces emphasize that the enemy is firmly entrenched in the central part of Hryshyne, south of the railway, which it uses for movement, concentrating forces, and as a launching point for offensive operations.