The Brigade named after King Daniel destroyed over 160 invaders near Chasovy Yar: details

According to hvylya.net: Defenders from the 24th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after King Daniel successfully struck the enemy in the direction of Chasovy Yar: 113 invaders fell into the abyss of death, and another 50 were injured over the week. This was reported by press officer Oleg Petrasyuk during a telethon.

'Only in a week of fighting at the front held by the 24th Brigade, the enemy lost an entire company of its fighters. And these are only those who can no longer restore their memories,' emphasized Petrasyuk. In addition to the destroyed manpower, Ukrainian defenders also repelled two enemy artillery systems.

Nature of the clashes

The press officer noted that the nature of the combat operations in Chasovy Yar has changed significantly over the past year due to the mass use of drones, which now play a key role. This has resulted in a 'very specific' war, where even unpredictable changes in weather conditions can affect the situation on the battlefield.

Petrasyuk refutes Russian claims about the complete control of Chasovy Yar, which were made two months ago. 'We occupy certain positions, hold part of the city, and of course, positional battles within the city continue,' he stressed.

Change of enemy units

According to the press officer, a rotation of enemy troops recently took place in Chasovy Yar: instead of the 98th division, which had held out against Ukrainian defenders for a long time, the 72nd motorized rifle division arrived. New troops continue to attempt to break through depending on the conditions.

Ukrainian defenders in Chasovy Yar struck the enemy with a strong blow, destroying a significant number of enemy fighters and artillery weaponry. The fighting in this area has undergone significant changes due to the use of drones, which have become a key element of military operations. The rotation of enemy troops highlighted the tension of the situation at the front, where Ukrainian defenders continue to steadfastly defend their positions against new enemy attacks.