Ukrainian Army Commander Warns of Possible New Russian Attack on Kharkiv Region
July 5, 202575 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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The Ukrainian Army Commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi, warned today, Saturday, of the possibility of a new Russian attack on the Kharkiv region, which is part of northeastern Ukraine that has been witnessing intense fighting since Russia's invasion of Ukrainian territories in 2022.
Moscow is attempting to advance through Ukrainian fronts this summer, sending continuous waves of infantry to strengthen its advantage in manpower and equipment.
Russian forces have already been advancing in the Sumy region in northern Ukraine for the past months, establishing a small foothold there.
Syrskyi wrote in a post on his Telegram channel, "I have dedicated two days to work with units in the Kharkiv region".
He stated that he spent time speaking with leaders, assessing the situation in the region, and the needs of the forces there.
Syrskyi added: "The Russians are looking to apply pressure in numbers, but we must be prepared and use appropriate tactical and technological solutions to prevent their advance".
Moscow is attempting to advance through Ukrainian fronts this summer, sending continuous waves of infantry to strengthen its advantage in manpower and equipment.
Russian forces have already been advancing in the Sumy region in northern Ukraine for the past months, establishing a small foothold there.
Syrskyi wrote in a post on his Telegram channel, "I have dedicated two days to work with units in the Kharkiv region".
He stated that he spent time speaking with leaders, assessing the situation in the region, and the needs of the forces there.
Syrskyi added: "The Russians are looking to apply pressure in numbers, but we must be prepared and use appropriate tactical and technological solutions to prevent their advance".
