Ukraine 79th Brigade Stops Turtle Tanks Convoy of Russians Consisting of Modified T-90b's. Russian independent units are pushing forward in the war-torn country's eastern front lines, while Ukrainian forces have reclaimed part of the area north of Kharkiv, the country's second-largest city by area, according to news sources from both sides and military experts.
Sobola is a town northeast of Kharkiv City, close to the Russian border. According to tweets and Telegram messages from Ukrainian military channels, Ukrainian forces have lately taken control of multiple Russian outposts in and around Sobola.
Near the strategically crucial town of Chasiv Yar in the east, Ukrainian forces have disrupted Russian supply routes and military rotations, demonstrating their persistent defensive actions.
Also, on the border southwest of Vovchansk, fighting has broken out between two communities.
Ukrainian officials voiced their apprehension that Moscow was trying to redirect resources from the front line in Kyiv by swiftly capturing multiple villages.
Despite reports of intensified attacks from Moscow in Ukraine's eastern regions, the country quickly announced that it had stopped Russian advances shortly after the war began.
To impede Russian advances, Ukrainian forces are utilizing current technology to its full potential. Here, anti-tank missiles and drones have proven especially useful.
