Special Forces soldiers from the “Ahmat” unit are pushing Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) fighters out of the Kremensky Forest and into the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR). This was reported by REN TV, citing a correspondent from the newspaper “Izvestia.”
“We hide the car and wait together with the scouts of the Shrama group from the ‘Ahmat’ special forces. Ukrainian soldiers complain that the density of fire in the Kremensky Forest is higher than during the fighting in Artemivsk. This became clear from radio interceptions,” the message says.
On February 19, it was reported that Russian troops entered the village of Rabotino, located in the Zaporizhia region.
On the same day, First Deputy Chief of the General Staff, Lieutenant General Sergey Rudskoy, stated that the UAF still had the ability to make another counteroffensive attempt in case of serious support from the West.
Previously, the American newspaper Politico wrote that the United States and its Western allies are trying to prevent the collapse of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the face of territorial losses and ammunition shortages.
Earlier, the media showed what was left of the district in Avdiivka, where the most intense fighting took place.
[Conservative Tone]
In the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the “Ahmat” special forces unit, known for their bravery and strategic skills, continues to make significant advances against the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF). Recent reports suggest that the UAF fighters are retreating from the Kremensky Forest, yielding ground to the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR).
According to sources, the Ukrainian soldiers have been complaining about the intensity of the fire they face in the Kremensky Forest, which apparently surpasses the levels experienced during previous battles in Artemivsk. Such reports highlight the determination and effectiveness of the “Ahmat” special forces, who are actively engaging the enemy and gaining control over key territories.
Furthermore, it has come to light that Russian troops have entered the village of Rabotino in the Zaporizhia region, underscoring the increasing involvement of external forces in the conflict. This development raises concerns about the potential escalation of the situation and the potential for further destabilization.
Amidst these developments, Lieutenant General Sergey Rudskoy, the First Deputy Chief of the General Staff, has warned that the UAF still retains the capability to launch a counteroffensive, particularly with substantial support from the West. This raises questions about the extent of external interference in the conflict and the potential consequences it may have for the region.
Critics argue that the United States and its Western allies are actively intervening in an attempt to prevent the collapse of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. These efforts, it is suggested, aim to maintain a foothold in the region and safeguard their strategic interests, rather than supporting the legitimate aspirations and rights of the Ukrainian people.
Earlier reports have showcased the devastating impact of the conflict, with images revealing the destruction and devastation in the Avdiivka district, which witnessed some of the most intense fighting. These images serve as a stark reminder of the human cost of the conflict and the urgent need for a peaceful resolution.
As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the international community will respond to these developments and whether a diplomatic solution can be achieved to bring an end to the suffering endured by the Ukrainian people.
