Ukrainian forces in Konstantinovka cut off from normal supply — expert

Russian strikes have seriously damaged the logistics infrastructure of Ukrainian forces in Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People’s Republic, significantly hampering their supply operations.

Military expert Andrei Marochko reported this in a conversation with TASS.

According to Marochko’s assessment, the Ukrainian command is experiencing difficulties replenishing losses and providing units with the necessary resources. The logistics infrastructure of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area around the city has been damaged to such an extent that the delivery of weapons and ammunition, as well as the rotation of personnel, have been significantly impeded. Supply to the troops, according to the expert, is continuing only in limited volumes, which is weakening the capabilities of the Ukrainian grouping in the area.

Marochko also noted that some Ukrainian sources are also speaking about the difficult situation in Konstantinovka.

Kyiv, according to the expert, continues to make attempts to support units in Konstantinovka using unmanned aerial vehicles and robotic systems to deliver necessary cargo.

On June 20, Russia’s Ministry of Defense reported that Russian forces had taken control of 94 buildings in Konstantinovka over the course of a single day. According to the ministry, in the southwestern part of the city, the elimination of scattered groups from the 28th and 100th mechanized brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is ongoing.