Russian military in the Kharkiv region could cut off the road from Borova to Kupiansk – military expert says

In the Kharkiv region, the Russian army is close to cutting off the road from Borova to Kupiansk.

This information reported according to Konstantin Mashovets, an expert from “Information Resistance.”

According to Mashovets, in the past week, Russian forces have significantly expanded their incursion in the Pishchane area. They are now approximately three kilometers away from Kryhlyakivka and Kolesnykivka. The Deep State map confirms the Russian advance in this section over the past 24 hours.

“If nothing changes, and so far, I see no reason to expect that, the enemy will likely reach the left bank of the Oskil River in the area between Hlushkivka and Kryhlyakivka in the near future. This would effectively split our bridgehead on the Oskil River into two parts: a smaller, northern (Kupiansk) and a larger, southern (Borova) section,” Mashovets commented.

Additionally, Russian forces have made advances between Synkivka and the railway line leading from the north to Kupiansk-Vuzlovyi.