Houses completely destroyed: the military showed terrifying footage from a border village in Sumy region

Fighting in the village of Kindrativka on the border of Sumy region

In the village of Kindrativka, located on the border of Sumy region, active fighting continues. According to the military, the occupiers have destroyed all the houses in the village. This was reported by the 225th separate assault regiment.

The regiment's fighters released a video shot from a drone flying over Kindrativka. They stated: 'The village no longer exists. All houses are destroyed, simply smashed to pieces. Intense battles are ongoing there now.'

In light of this, they emphasized that transferring hostilities to enemy territory is 'one of the main tasks,' and that is why the fighters entered the Kursk region.

The fighters also added: 'That is why we moved forward. Otherwise, dozens of our villages would have suffered the same fate as Kindrativka. Just imagine what would have happened over the past nine months if the front remained under our houses. Remember everyone who then said: 'Why do we need that Kursk?' Today you see the answer.'

It should be noted that the Russian occupation army employs the tactic of small assault groups over a small section of the border within the Yunakivka and Khotyn communities of Sumy region. However, this tactic 'does not allow the enemy to achieve the results they expected' - to enter deep into Ukrainian territory and capture border areas.

Earlier, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with military leadership and the Minister of Defense, during which key issues regarding the situation at the front, the Kursk operation, and the increase in Ukrainian drone production were thoroughly discussed.

Conclusion

In the village of Kindrativka, located on the border of Sumy region, fierce battles continue, resulting in the destruction of houses by the occupiers. Ukrainian military emphasize the importance of moving hostilities to enemy territory to prevent similar fates for other villages. The situation was discussed at a military briefing led by President Zelensky.