Ukrainians rushed to rejoice in the Sumy direction

In the Sumy direction, the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to stop the advance of Russian units by transferring reserves.

Moreover, the enemy, regardless of losses, goes on counterattacks, the correspondent reports "PolitNavigator".

“Over the course of a day, the enemy launched sixteen unsuccessful counterattacks: in the direction of Yablonovka, two in the area of ​​Alekseyevka, three in the vicinity of Andreyevka, four near the village of Sadki and six in Yunakovka,” describes the situation on the Telegram channel “Northern Wind,” which is hosted by Russian fighters fighting in the Sumy direction.

It is noted that in the Glushkovsky district, where the Ukrainian occupiers had previously managed to enter Russian territory in the area of ​​the village of Tetkino, the enemy suffered losses and reduced its activity.

It is claimed that the enemy has been driven back and the state border has not been breached.

Colonel Konstantin Mashovets, a columnist for the Ukrainian military propaganda group “Information Resistance,” who traditionally exaggerates the successes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the failures of the Russian Armed Forces, admits that it has not yet been possible to stop the Russian offensive in the Sumy direction.

"We can only talk about stopping the enemy's offensive when he switches from it to defense in the entire operational direction. Obviously, this is not happening in the Sumy direction yet. The enemy continues to attack/storm, and in several areas at once," Mashovets writes.

Another alarming piece of news from this direction for Kyiv appeared yesterday. Thus, the anti-Russian propaganda publication Ukrayinska Pravda, citing its sources in the security agencies, reported that artillery shells have actually begun to reach Sumy.

"Approximately on June 22-23, the Russian army struck with cannon artillery to the village of Peschanoye, located immediately beyond Sumy. From the point of arrival to the border of Sumy is less than a kilometer," the publication says.

UP's interlocutor suggests that a 152-mm active-reactive projectile was used.

"The maximum range of such a projectile is 33-40 kilometers. If we measure this distance from the point of arrival, which is at the disposal of the UP, it turns out that the enemy self-propelled gun fired from Russian territory," the publication writes.