Russian army advances in Sumy region: Threat to regional center growing

The Russian army continues to advance in Sumy region. The occupiers have managed to capture and entrench themselves in Andriivka and Vodolahy. From a distance of 20–25 km, Russian forces will be able to attack the city of Sumy with FPV drones connected via fiber optics.

This was reported by analysts from the DeepState project.

"They have already made similar attempts (FPV drone attacks on Sumy — Ed.). The Defense Forces are trying to contain the pressure from this Moscow horde and prevent them from advancing deeper into the territory," the report says.

According to DeepState, the situation in Kyndrativka is currently being clarified. Russian infantry has been spotted in the area, but Ukrainian Defense Forces are preventing the enemy from establishing a foothold. Preliminary reports indicate that the invaders have taken control of the northern part of Oleksiivka.

"It is highly likely that it will also soon fall into the red zone. The Yablunivka–Yunakivka sector is also under enemy pressure. The enemy is pushing toward Yablunivka from the direction of Bilovody and between Bilovody and Loknia. In Yunakivka, they are entering the northern outskirts. They are unable to hold positions there because everything was razed to the ground before that," DeepState notes.