Offensive on Vovchansk: the Russians are moving up reserves and regrouping
The occupiers want to take Vovchansk under their control.
The occupiers storm Vovchansk
In Kharkiv region, the Russians are moving up reserves and regrouping to resume assaults on Lyptsi and Vovchansk.
This was reported by Vitaliy Lytvyn, an officer of the intelligence unit of the "Rubizh" Brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine, on the air of the telethon.
"Currently they are regrouping their troops in the Kharkiv direction. They are moving up additional reserves to restore their assault capabilities - not only towards Lyptsi but also in the direction of Vovchansk. In the Kharkiv direction, Russian occupying forces are regrouping and involving additional reserves. The occupiers plan to renew their assault actions towards Lyptsi with new strength," Lytvyn said.
Earlier, it was reported that the occupiers continued to shell Ukrainian cities, thereby terrorizing the civilian population. This particularly concerns Kharkiv region, said Oleh Synehubov, Head of the Regional Military Administration.
According to him, on June 3 alone, the enemy dropped at least 30 aerial bombs on Kharkiv region, resulting in casualties and various destructions of private buildings. Accordingly, the Russians continue to destroy civilian infrastructure.
Moreover, the Russian Armed Forces hold a small part of the city of Vovchansk. Despite the fact that the full occupation had not take place, the enemy set up infiltration camps for those who remained there. In the part of Vovchansk, controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, about 50 residents remain. The police and the military, continue the evacuation.
Read also:
The Russians relentlessly attacked Donetsk region: many killed and injured
In Dnipropetrovsk region, a Russian drone hit a passenger bus: what is known