There are signs that the Russians may launch a second wave of offensive: a military analyst shared details

The offensive launched by Russia on May 10 in Kharkiv region failed miserably. However, the Russian occupiers may be preparing for another breakthrough, and several signs indicate this. In particular, the fact that the enemy regrouped in Belgorod region and redeployed some units there for reinforcement.

This was shared by Oleksandr Kovalenko, a military-political observer of the "Information Resistance" group, in a comment to "24 Kanal."

"All this indicates that they may launch a second wave of offensive in Kharkiv region to achieve success in the Vovchansk area or towards Lyptsi," Kovalenko suggested.

The occupiers will most likely try to put more pressure on Lyptsi since they couldn't even reach the settlement or secure its outskirts this time. For the so-called enemy's "Kharkiv operation," this is a complete fiasco and disgrace. Although Vovchansk also remains a priority. Its capture would allow them to occupy the entire northern and partially central part of the city.

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