Ukrainian Defense Forces Maintain Ground Amidst Russian Advances
Well, well, well! It seems the headlines are ablaze once again. The latest reports indicate that while the Russian troops are busy trying to pull off a military magic trick—poof! Look, we’ve advanced in four settlements!—the valiant men and women of the Ukrainian Armed Forces are holding the fort like it’s Black Friday at a discount store.
According to our trusty analysts over at DeepState, the Ukrainian Forces have successfully made some progress near Novogrodovka. That’s right! It’s like a game of chess, but everyone has only knights on the board and nobody remembers the rules. And let’s be honest, with all those heavy blows being exchanged, it seems more like a game of ‘who can take a punch and still stay on their feet’… and trust me, Ukrainians are like heavyweight champions right now!
Big Names in the Battlefield
Meanwhile, the Russian army, bless their hearts, has managed to achieve some gains around Vesely, Spalny, Borki, and Kruglyakovka. Jesus, sounds like a vacation destination list gone wrong! Heavy fighting continues near Novoivanovka; let’s just say it’s got more action than an ’80s action movie—explosions included!
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has reported this lovely tidbit: As of the evening of October 12, the intensity of hostilities remains high in the Pokrovsky direction. Their high-tech way of saying ‘it’s getting hot in here’ as the invaders continue their relentless push. It’s like a bad Tinder date; they just keep showing up at your door even when you’ve clearly swiped left!
Potential Consequences Ahead
Foreign Policy has thrown in their two cents: the capture of Pokrovsk would not only signify a military setback for the Ukrainian Armed Forces but could also lead to some serious economic hiccups… It’s not just a game of Risk; it’s more like Monopoly, and no one wants to land on Boardwalk without a hotel!
Adding to the chatter, former US Army commander in Europe, Ben Hodges, stated that even with the Russian advances, they won’t achieve their grand strategic goals without taking a beating. Think of it as trying to run a marathon while carrying a bag of bricks—good luck with that!
Military-political observer Alexander Kovalenko has also weighed in. If Selidovo falls, the Russians may have a chance to make a move from the south towards Pokrovsk. Kind of sounds like a game of Risk, doesn’t it? “I’ll take Selidovo; you take Novogrodovka, and let’s see who can outlast who when the time runs out!”
Conclusion
So, as we gear up for more updates on this ongoing saga, remember: it’s not just about the battles on the ground, but the battles in the hearts and minds of those involved. Stay tuned, folks! We’re in for a bumpy ride, and who doesn’t love a cliffhanger or two?
Until next time, keep those helmets on and your spirits high. After all, the greatest victories don’t come from a lack of struggle, but from the heart of resilience. And what’s a little war without some cheeky commentary, eh?
At the same time, the enemy advanced in four other settlements.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine achieved success near Novogrodovka/ photo 110 separate mechanized brigade named after Coroner General Mark Bezruchko
Russian troops are putting pressure on the Ukrainian Armed Forces and are trying to advance in the Donetsk region. However, the Ukrainian Defense Forces manage to hold back their advance and achieve certain successes. So, according to analysts DeepStatethe Ukrainian Armed Forces restored the situation near Novogrodovka in the Pokrovsky district.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces have restored the situation near Novogrodivka / DeepState Map
At the same time, in other areas the enemy has certain achievements.
“The enemy has advanced near Vesely, Spalny, Borki and Kruglyakovka. Heavy fighting continues near Novoivanovka,” analysts note.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that as of the evening of October 12, the intensity of hostilities remained high in the Pokrovsky direction. The invaders continue to attack our positions near the settlements of Mirolyubovka, Lisovka, Krutoy Yar, Selidovo, Novotroitskoye, Mirnograd and Mikhailovka.
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According to Foreign Policy, the possible capture of Pokrovsk by Russian occupiers will not only be a military defeat for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but will also create serious economic problems for Ukraine.
At the same time, ex-commander of the US Army in Europe Ben Hodges said that despite the occupation of Ugledar and other settlements in the Donetsk region, the Russian occupiers will not be able to achieve their strategic goal, because they will suffer heavy losses during the fighting.
Military-political observer Alexander Kovalenko said that if the opponents manage to occupy Selidovo, they will actually have the opportunity to exit from the southern direction to Pokrovsk.
