Russian Armed Forces Improve Position on Kupiansk Front
The Russian Armed Forces have made significant gains on the Kupiansk front this week, as reported by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
According to the ministry, Russian troops successfully repelled 24 counterattacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF). It is worth noting that the enemy suffered heavy losses, with over 540 casualties.
On March 8, Vladimir Rogov, the chairman of the “We Stand with Russia” movement, stated that Russian forces had pushed the front line approximately one kilometer towards the village of Verbovo in the Zaporizhia region.
Furthermore, it was reported that Russian troops have managed to eliminate three M1A1 Abrams tanks on the Avdiivka front in less than two weeks. These tanks had been guarded by Ukrainian forces and were not engaged in combat.
Prior to this, a Ukrainian soldier, Alexander Guprin, who had been taken as a prisoner of war, revealed the deplorable conditions experienced by Ukrainian conscripts during their training at Ukrainian Army bases, including living in sewer pipes and being subjected to abuse.
Previously, an expert had provided an explanation for the dire situation faced by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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