British Intelligence: Some Units Of Russian Army Flee In Obvious Panic

The occupant forces have been pushed beyond the Oskil River.

Ukrainian forces continue to consolidate their control over recently liberated areas of Kharkiv region. Russian forces have largely pulled out of the area to the west of the Oskil River.

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing the UK Ministry of Defence on Twitter.

"The ways in which Russian troops have been pulled out have varied over the past week. Some units retreated in relatively good order and under control, while others fled in obvious panic," the report said.

According to British intelligence, the high-value equipment left behind by the retreating Russian troops included equipment needed to support Russia's artillery style of warfare. These included at least one ZOOPARK anti-battery radar and at least one IV14 artillery command and control system.

"Such abandonment shows the disorganized retreat of some Russian units and probable local control and command failures," Britain's Ministry of Defence noted.

We remind you that according to British intelligence, the Ukrainian Armed Forces defeated in Kharkiv Region a tank army meant for the defence of Moscow.