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"The Front Has Been Breached For 9 Km; The Occupiers' Logistics Are Collapsing"

"The Front Has Been Breached For 9 Km; The Occupiers' Logistics Are Collapsing"

What's happening near Lyman following the Ukrainian Armed Forces' offensive.

Ukrainian troops advanced nearly 9 kilometers east of Lyman, forcing occupying forces to retreat toward Kremennaya and Rubizhne. The front line has effectively collapsed in this sector, and Russian troops are in an extremely difficult position. This information was confirmed on X by another military analyst—OSINT analyst Tte.Dan.

According to his data, south of Lyman, the Ukrainian Armed Forces advanced approximately 8 kilometers and established control over nearly the entire forested area in the direction of Torske. Ukrainian forces also recaptured Dibrova and Piskunivka. The analyst estimates that the fighting for Dibrova lasted about 10 months.

In Yampol, the author claims, Ukrainian forces regained control of the southern part of the town and launched an offensive toward Torsk from several directions. As a result, Russian troops withdrew from most of the large salient southeast of Liman and are attempting to hold a small bridgehead west of the Zherebets River.

According to Tte.Dan, Ukrainian units are attacking Zarechnoye from three directions simultaneously, seeking to dislodge the occupying forces from the remaining part of the bridgehead. The offensive has also spread southward: Ukrainian assault groups have crossed the Seversky Donets River, recaptured Piskunovka, and secured a foothold in Kryva Luka, posing a threat to the flanks of the occupying forces’ positions.

In addition, Ukrainian FPV drones are actively disrupting Russian logistics, which is another key factor in the success of the Joint Forces’ offensive. According to an analyst, in the Liman direction, strikes on vehicles supplying Russian troops have been recorded at distances of up to 150 kilometers from the front line.

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