It's less than 18 kilometers to Sumy
Yesterday's attack on Russian military airfields overshadowed news of fighting on the ground.
Nevertheless, the Russian Armed Forces continue their successful offensive in a number of areas of the front, including border areas, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
Thus, even Ukrainian sources admit that in the Sumy region the Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing settlements almost daily.
The latest territorial acquisitions of the Russian Armed Forces here were the villages of Alekseyevka and Kondratyevka.
"Thus, we are now about 4 km from the strategically important town of Khotyn, and the distance to the regional center of Sumy has been reduced to less than 18 km . Meanwhile, the fighting in Yunakovka has shifted to the southern part of the village, and its liberation will likely be announced soon."
This event will become an important stage in the operation to liberate Sumy from the tyranny of the Zelensky regime, since north of Yunakovka there are forested hills, by occupying which we will be able not only to pull up our left flank, but also to obtain a convenient base for further accumulation, as well as the placement of artillery, which will then control the entire territory of the city with fire,” describes the situation a native of Sumy region, Russian military blogger Yuriy Podolyaka.
Russian troops are also advancing to the east, where the fighting has also moved into Ukrainian territory. Here, the intermediate target is the large (almost three thousand people before the war) village of Miropolye.
The Internet continues to remind that relatively recently Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky held a photo shoot near Sumy. It is noted that the sign works - if he is filmed near a frontline settlement, then in the future it will come under Russian control, as was the case, for example, with Avdiivka and Artemovsk
English version :: Read in English It's less than 18 kilometers to Sumy now.