Russian source on situation of Ukrainian advances "Now the front is moving closer to Kremennaya, the enemy is entering the highway to Svatovo and is trying to capture Kremennaya."
https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/...51538886852609
This is bigger than only Lyman could see another collapse of the front like in Kharkiv oblast 3 weeks ago.
Russia says its troops quit key eastern town Lyman: Russia's defence ministry says it has withdrawn Russian troops from the strategic town of Lyman in eastern Ukraine. "Because of the threat of encirclement, the allied troops have been withdrawn from Krasnyi Lyman to better positions," it says, quoted by Russian state news agencies. Krasnyi (Red) Lyman was the old Soviet name for Lyman, which Ukrainian forces say they have entered. Russia calls its troops "allied" with local Moscow-backed fighters.
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Ramzan Kadyrov blamed Colonel General Oleksandr Lapin, who commanded the defense of this section of the front, for the loss of Lyman. The head of Chechnya claims that the colonel-general "posted mobilized fighters from the "LPR" and other units at all the frontiers of the Lyman direction, but did not provide them with the necessary communication, interaction and transportation of ammunition." Kadyrov also accused Lapin of moving his headquarters to Starobilsk, "a hundred kilometers from his subordinates" - and of the fact that the military leader himself was "sitting in Luhansk."
https://twitter.com/Flash_news_ua/st...13027862761472
Kadirov complaining from the safety of his bunker
