Russian army captured three more villages in the Kharkiv region – Deep State

The Russian army has captured three more villages on the border in the Kharkiv region: Morokhovets, Oleynikovo and Zelenoye. They are located in the direction of the village of Liptsi.

This was reported by the Ukrainian military public Deep State.

On the same stretch, battles continue for Lukyantsi, which are “almost entirely” captured. Additionally, Russians are attempting to establish themselves in the village of Glubokoye, but their positions there are complicated by drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

On the second attack direction – near Volchansk – Russian troops continue to consolidate in the vicinity for further advancement into the city.

Later, the General Staff confirmed the “tactical success” of the Russian Federation on the border of the Kharkiv region.

The General Staff stated that battles are taking place for Volchansk in the Kharkiv region. The Russians are advancing on it with the forces of five battalions. The opponent has a “tactical success,” said the General Staff, without specifying in which direction.

“The deployment of reserves to stabilize the situation continues,” the summary said.

The situation on the Kharkiv border in general, according to the General Staff, looks like this:

“Combat actions are taking place in the directions of Pylnaya – Lukyantsi, Pylnaya – Glubokoye, Pylnaya – Oleynikovo, Murom – Bugrovatka. In addition, the opponent is conducting assault actions in the directions of Strelechiya – Glubokoye, Oleynikovo – Glubokoye, Oleynikovo – Lukyantsi, Murom – Staritsa, Pletenevka – Tikhoe.”

The operational situation “remains complex and dynamically changing.”

Recall, yesterday, the military public Deep State reported that the Russians had completely captured six border villages in the Kharkiv region: Strelechiye, Pylnoye, Krasnoye, Borisovka, Ogurtsovo and Pletenevka. It was also reported that they are attempting to consolidate in a number of other villages and advance towards the outskirts of Volchansk.