Reporting from Ukraine | 19 Jun: NICE. Russian Rescue Forces GET TRAPPED TOO! | War in Ukraine Explained @RFU | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 12 hours ago.
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I am Ukrainian. My country has been invaded by Russia. In this video, I will tell you what happened on the 847 day of the war.
Day 847: Jun 19
Today, there are a lot of developments in the Kharkiv direction.
The situation in Vovchansk remains highly contested, with heavy fighting continuing as both Ukrainian and Russian forces fight for control of the northern part of the settlement.
The clashes in Vovchansk have intensified, particularly around the Aggregate Plant, where a group of several hundred Russian soldiers has been isolated. Ukrainian machine gun posts have effectively controlled the vicinity, preventing any successful Russian attempts to break the isolation. Russian forces have reportedly deployed new units, including Chechen “Aidar” forces, to advance from different vectors, particularly from “School number 2” and “Kindergarten number 6”. Despite their efforts, these advances have been unsuccessful due to Ukrainian artillery and FPV drone fire. Russian attempts to supply the isolated group via drones have had limited success, while attempts to connect with infantry and armored vehicles have failed.
According to a Russian fighter in the area, the fighting is so intense that fighters from both sides are sometimes positioned not even tens of meters but a few meters of each other or even on different floors of the same building. In these conditions, friendly fire episodes, including aerial bombardment, are frequent.
The primary Russian objective is establishing a logistic connection to the aggregates plant. They hope to undermine Ukrainian logistic supplies over the three bridges near the aggregate plant from this position. After their multiple failures, recent intelligence suggests that Russian forces are now attempting to displace Ukrainian troops controlling positions further south to establish this connection.
To the north, the latest reports indicate Ukrainian forces are conducting fresh infantry attacks northwest of the “Citadel” in the proximities of the park area. This maneuver suggests a potential attempt to cut off and encircle the Russian group trying to connect to the aggregate plant. Recent geolocated images show an attack with Russian grenade-launching drones carrying out several drops on Ukrainian troops along Korolenka Street. The first few seconds of the footage show how the drone advances down the street towards the area of the attack, and in the upper part, some buildings belonging to the citadel are visible. The Ukrainian advance is greatly hampered by the massive destruction of homes and buildings, which leaves very few suitable places to take shelter. The images indicate that the Ukrainian forces have already advanced about two hundred and fifty meters along Korolenka Street from the “Citadel” corner, leaving them less than two hundred meters to reach the intersection area with the roads from the north. The full uncensored footage of the attack can be found on our Telegram through the link in the description.
An analysis of the street configuration in this area of the city leads to the conclusion that if the Ukrainians can advance from the park along Korlolenka Street to Travnia Street junction and establish fire control over this zone, they would effectively cut off supplies to the Russian forces to the south, creating a much greater pocket than the one already developed at the “Aggregate plant.” In any case, these fresh advances clearly indicate that Ukrainian forces in the north of the Vovcha River are being adequately supplied.
Ukrainian forces continue to employ massive attacks with artillery shelling and GBU-39 guided bombs, while Russian forces have escalated their use of FPV drones in response. Both sides focus on compromising enemy logistics and mechanized vehicle access as critical factors in the battle for Vovchansk.
Recent geolocated images continue to show heavy shelling and bombardments. In the first video, Ukrainian Kraken forces successfully attack an ATGM post in the windows of one of the buildings within the “Aggregate plant” zone. A second video shows a devastating guided bomb attack on another of the aggregate plant's main buildings. The footage shows the extreme accuracy of Western-guided bombs. The latest video recorded a few days ago, shows a shocking Ukrainian attack with GBU-39-guided bombs against Russian positions in a building in the vicinity of the Citadel. The building....
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I am Ukrainian. My country has been invaded by Russia. In this video, I will tell you what happened on the 847 day of the war.
Day 847: Jun 19
Today, there are a lot of developments in the Kharkiv direction.
The situation in Vovchansk remains highly contested, with heavy fighting continuing as both Ukrainian and Russian forces fight for control of the northern part of the settlement.
The clashes in Vovchansk have intensified, particularly around the Aggregate Plant, where a group of several hundred Russian soldiers has been isolated. Ukrainian machine gun posts have effectively controlled the vicinity, preventing any successful Russian attempts to break the isolation. Russian forces have reportedly deployed new units, including Chechen “Aidar” forces, to advance from different vectors, particularly from “School number 2” and “Kindergarten number 6”. Despite their efforts, these advances have been unsuccessful due to Ukrainian artillery and FPV drone fire. Russian attempts to supply the isolated group via drones have had limited success, while attempts to connect with infantry and armored vehicles have failed.
According to a Russian fighter in the area, the fighting is so intense that fighters from both sides are sometimes positioned not even tens of meters but a few meters of each other or even on different floors of the same building. In these conditions, friendly fire episodes, including aerial bombardment, are frequent.
The primary Russian objective is establishing a logistic connection to the aggregates plant. They hope to undermine Ukrainian logistic supplies over the three bridges near the aggregate plant from this position. After their multiple failures, recent intelligence suggests that Russian forces are now attempting to displace Ukrainian troops controlling positions further south to establish this connection.
To the north, the latest reports indicate Ukrainian forces are conducting fresh infantry attacks northwest of the “Citadel” in the proximities of the park area. This maneuver suggests a potential attempt to cut off and encircle the Russian group trying to connect to the aggregate plant. Recent geolocated images show an attack with Russian grenade-launching drones carrying out several drops on Ukrainian troops along Korolenka Street. The first few seconds of the footage show how the drone advances down the street towards the area of the attack, and in the upper part, some buildings belonging to the citadel are visible. The Ukrainian advance is greatly hampered by the massive destruction of homes and buildings, which leaves very few suitable places to take shelter. The images indicate that the Ukrainian forces have already advanced about two hundred and fifty meters along Korolenka Street from the “Citadel” corner, leaving them less than two hundred meters to reach the intersection area with the roads from the north. The full uncensored footage of the attack can be found on our Telegram through the link in the description.
An analysis of the street configuration in this area of the city leads to the conclusion that if the Ukrainians can advance from the park along Korlolenka Street to Travnia Street junction and establish fire control over this zone, they would effectively cut off supplies to the Russian forces to the south, creating a much greater pocket than the one already developed at the “Aggregate plant.” In any case, these fresh advances clearly indicate that Ukrainian forces in the north of the Vovcha River are being adequately supplied.
Ukrainian forces continue to employ massive attacks with artillery shelling and GBU-39 guided bombs, while Russian forces have escalated their use of FPV drones in response. Both sides focus on compromising enemy logistics and mechanized vehicle access as critical factors in the battle for Vovchansk.
Recent geolocated images continue to show heavy shelling and bombardments. In the first video, Ukrainian Kraken forces successfully attack an ATGM post in the windows of one of the buildings within the “Aggregate plant” zone. A second video shows a devastating guided bomb attack on another of the aggregate plant's main buildings. The footage shows the extreme accuracy of Western-guided bombs. The latest video recorded a few days ago, shows a shocking Ukrainian attack with GBU-39-guided bombs against Russian positions in a building in the vicinity of the Citadel. The building....
