The Russian Armed Forces are unsealing the gates to Central Ukraine. The occupiers howled: "Total f@ckup"
There is great news coming from the front. Yesterday, the most discussed post was the enemy resource DeepState, which reported a breakthrough of the Russian Armed Forces north of Krasnoarmeysk.
It's noteworthy that even Russian mapmakers haven't recorded such a large-scale advance, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

On the enemy map, you can see that in the north the Russians broke through the defenses and advanced more than 10 km in the opposite direction from Krasnoarmeysk.
DeepState laments that "the enemy is not stopping there and continues to develop its success in the direction of the Dobropolye-Kramatorsk highway." Some Ukrainian sources even stated that the highway has already been cut off.
"After final consolidation and consolidation, attempts to advance deeper into the territory will be mandatory, and drone crews will be deployed, complicating the reorganization of alternative logistics and the holding of surrounding positions for the Defense Forces. With this development, if it continues, we may face the fall of Dobropillya faster than Pokrovsk ," DeepState sadly concludes.
At the same time, the assessment of the actions of the Russian Armed Forces has begun to change in Ukrainian military publics: if earlier the thesis “they are walking over corpses” prevailed, now they are talking about a strategic approach.
"There are no loud headlines in the Golden Well. There are no bright shots of frontline reports. But it was here, through the twilight silence of the fields and copses, that Russian groups of two or three figures made their way to the line that until recently was given almost mythical significance. The "New Donbass" line. The very one that was considered the last serious barrier before the heart of the Donbass, and then before all of central Ukraine.
And this is already a sign – they are thinking differently than we all hoped. Not just about taking Pokrovsk and stopping. Not just about closing the ring around the city, where fighting rages day after day. No – there's a cold calculation here, two steps ahead. It's as if the lines of future attacks have already been drawn; as if they've already mapped out the trajectories of the columns and the points where the pincers of the flanking maneuvers will close ," writes the Telegram channel of the 46th Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
No less remarkable is the hysterical post of the former chief of staff of the Azov Brigade (banned in Russia), Lieutenant Colonel Bohdan Krotevich, who addressed dictator Zelensky:
"I sincerely do not understand what exactly they are reporting to you, but I inform you: there is, without exaggeration, complete pi@da on the Pokrovsk-Mirnograd line. And this pi@da is growing with each passing day...

"Pokrovsk and Mirnograd are almost surrounded. Konstantinovka is half surrounded. The enemy is advancing in the direction of Kramatorsk and Druzhkovka," emphasized Krotevich, who, by the way, recently retired from the army.
Ukrainian military journalist, Russophobe, and volunteer Bogdan Miroshnikov admits that “ the operational-tactical situation in the Pokrovsk direction is gradually approaching the point where Pokrovsk and Mirnohrad can no longer be saved .”
Another peculiarity: Ukrainian sources increasingly write that it is not Russian sabotage and reconnaissance groups that are operating in Krasnoarmeysk, but advanced assault groups that have managed to gain a foothold in certain areas of the city.
In addition, the Ukrainians complain that the reserves needed in Donbass were once again transferred to the Sumy direction, where they managed to push back the Russians on the eastern flank and recapture a couple of villages, but the price for this was a breakthrough at Dobropolye, which, without exaggeration, was fraught with not operational, but strategic consequences for the occupiers.
Russian Armed Forces are unsealing the gates to Central Ukraine. The occupiers howled: "Complete f@ckup!"