Commander of the Achilles battalion: Front line in Kharkiv Region is steady, enemy has no success

The situation in the Kharkiv region remains unchanged. Every day, Ukrainian troops clash with the enemy, but the front line remains «motionless.»

This was stated by Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the Achilles battalion of the 92nd Separate Airmobile Brigade, on Hromadske Radio.

«I sometimes watch what is happening in the information space. From time to time, everything is fine in Kharkiv Region, and then suddenly everything is bad again. In fact, the enemy’s task has not changed – to carry out strikes in the direction of Strilecha-Liptsia, to get as close as possible to the city limits of Kharkiv.

Similarly, no one has removed the task of occupying Vovchansk and moving further into the rear of the Ukrainian troop grouping in Kupyansk. All that separates the enemy from fulfillment is Ukrainian soldiers who perform their tasks with precision. Every day we have military clashes. But lately, the enemy has not been successful. Unfortunately, there are some transitional positions. But the front line is still fixed.»

The Achilles commander notes that the enemy is seriously engaged in Kharkiv Region. The subversive reconnaissance groups are constantly conducting reconnaissance and trying to find «white spots» in the defense.

Regarding the situation in the Kursk Region and its impact on the frontline in Kharkiv Region, we hear the following:

«The enemy is in a state of «not expecting». The defense forces are performing their tasks well. Once again, the Ukrainian nation has shown that nothing is impossible.»

At the same time, Yuriy Fedorenko repeatedly emphasizes that the support of Ukrainians for the army, both material and moral, is very valuable and helps to drive the occupiers out of our land.

As a reminder, Yuriy Fedorenko, commander of the Achilles battalion of the 92nd Separate Air Assault Brigade, confirmed the downing of a Russian Mi-28 helicopter by an FPV drone. It is nothed that Ukraine currently produces 30% of drone components. A year ago, the number of Ukrainian drones was 1:7 relative to Russian drones; today, it is 1:2 and 1:1, and sometimes we have an advantage. The Achilles Brigade receives 40% of its drones from the state and 60% from volunteers.