On the Lyman direction, Ukrainian defenders destroyed the armored vehicles and artillery of the Russian occupiers, which forced them to cease their use. The head of the communication department of the 63rd separate mechanized brigade, senior lieutenant Rostyslav Yashchishyn, reported: 'Our units did not register any enemy guns in our area of responsibility. This happened due to the mass destruction of the enemy's artillery systems, and now their artillery operates from a distance where Ukrainian drones can face interference from Russian electronic warfare.'
The Russian occupiers lost 25 motorcycles and the attached electronic warfare means, trying to break through.
Yashchishyn also noted that Russian tanks rarely advance to the front line as they are immediately detected by Ukrainian pilots. He also emphasized that the Russian infantry is in extremely large numbers, and the attacks of enemy forces resemble scenes from horror movies.
The Russian command continues to throw infantry into desperate attacks, disregarding the enormous human losses.
Thus, the Ukrainian military successfully destroys the armored vehicles and artillery of the Russian occupiers on the Lyman direction, preventing the enemy from effectively using them in combat operations.