AFU Blitzkrieg In Kharkiv Region: Maps Of Ukrainian Army’s Breakthrough Appeared

The successes of the Ukrainians in the counter-offensive open up new opportunities for further displacement of the enemy's positions.

The breakthrough by the Armed Forces of Ukraine of the defense of the Russian invaders in the Kharkiv region occurred within a few days. At the same time, maps of the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and hostilities in the Kharkiv region are already appearing on the internet.

“They say that this incredible blitzkrieg was developed by the Ukrainian Colonel General Oleksandr Syrskyi. Screenshots are the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine based on messages in Telegram channels, including those of Russian fascists,” writes Stanyslav Haider, a Ukrainian expert in the field of information technology.

“To begin with, Syrskyi managed to stop the enemy offensive in Kharkiv, Izyum, Bakhmut, Avdiyivka, and other operational directions, and then successfully push the enemy back. It was Syrskyi who developed an unexpected strike on Balakliya, the need for which was first criticized in the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, but he managed to convince the country's military leadership of the need for such a plan ... ... Today's successes in the counteroffensive according to Syrskyi's plan open up new opportunities in terms of further shifting enemy positions. I hope that very soon we will see even more Ukrainian flags over the liberated cities of Ukraine,” explains political consultant Oleksiy Holobutskyi.

“It is worth knowing successful military leaders. Our grouping in the south, which is engaged in Kherson, is headed by General Andriy Kovalchuk. And the group in the east, which is now putting things in order in the Kharkiv region, is headed by General Oleksandr Syrskyi. Earlier, Syrskyi successfully organized the defense of Kyiv. There are simply no military men with such experience in Europe,” said Yuriy Romanenko, a political scientist and expert at the Ukrainian Institute for the Future.