Russia persists in attempts to move equipment across Oskil River

DeepState reported the information.

"Russia's main resource is infantry and drones. They also continue to try to drag equipment across the Oskil, but so far not very successfully. Although over time, the increase in distance may take its toll, and they may still be able to drag it to the other bank," the report says.

In addition, it is noted that the Russians continue to exert pressure in the Kindrashivka area. And after the occupation of the village of Dvorichna, the Russian army may set up a stronghold to accumulate infantry and other resources for further advancement.

Russia also managed to get close to the village of Dovhenke, but Russian troops have no further success in advancing. Their numerous attempts to capture Fyholivka also remain fruitless.

• On June 12, the Russian army had occupied the village of Dvorichna in the Kharkiv region over the past day and advanced near three other settlements.