Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Oleksandr Syrskiy reported on the meeting of the Staff, where the current situation at the front and strategic directions of combat operations were discussed.
“The most tense situation is observed in five key areas: Pokrovsk, Novopavlivka, Northern Slobozhanshchyna, Dobropillya, and Lyman. In these sectors of the front, Ukrainian defenders continue to bravely withstand the pressure of the occupiers and inflict significant losses on the enemy.”
The meeting also determined plans to strengthen the resilience of the Ukrainian defense through the development of unmanned systems and intercept drones. Special attention was paid to increasing the number of unmanned aerial vehicles in the armed forces to preserve the lives of military personnel and civilians. The Commander-in-Chief expressed gratitude to Ukrainian defenders for their courage and professionalism in difficult combat conditions.
During the meeting, a number of important issues concerning defense activities at the front were resolved, and strategic steps for further successful defense of Ukraine were identified.