The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Syrskyi, visited military units carrying out combat missions in the Sloviansk, Kramatorsk and Kostiantynivka sectors. During his visit, he received briefings from commanders on the current situation and enemy activities.
- Syrskyi visited military units in the Sloviansk sector.
- The commanders reported on the enemy’s movements and the combat situation.
- Russian troops are continuing to put pressure on the defensive positions.
- Pilots have been honoured for eliminating Russian occupiers.
Analysis of combat missions in the Sloviansk sector
Alexander Syrsky He carefully assessed the situation, having heard reports from the brigade commanders and the border guard detachment. The main focus was on the Kostiantynivka sector.
“We identify the enemy’s intentions in good time, are conducting an active defence and are inflicting significant losses,” – noted Syrsky.
Russian occupation forces continue to exert constant pressure as they attempt to advance in small assault groups. These actions require our troops to remain constantly alert and adaptable.
Support for military personnel
Syrskyi presented awards to the pilots of unmanned aerial systems from the 3rd Border Guard Detachment. For their effective work in the defeat of the Russian occupiers, they received the recognition they deserved.
“I am grateful to the soldiers for their professionalism, resilience and hard work every day,” the commander emphasised.
Syrskyi paid particular attention to the 24th Separate Mechanised Brigade named after King Danylo. This brigade has been heroically defending Chasiv Yar for over two years, demonstrating resilience and courage.
“Thank you for your courage,” he said.
Assessment of the operational situation
Having heard the report from the commander of the 19th Army Corps, Brigadier General Alexandra Bakulina, Syrskyi analysed the enemy’s actions and the situation on the front line. The operational situation, which is constantly changing under pressure from the occupiers, is of great importance.
All these factors highlight the importance of constant monitoring and the military’s ability to adapt to new challenges. Military units continue to carry out their duties, ensuring the country’s defence.
