the conversation with the military columnist, editor-in-chief of the apostrov publication denys denys popovych. mr. denys, we want you to comment, hear and further talk about the main events in other areas of the front. here, alexei. said that the strategic goal of the enemy now is to go to kostyantynivka, drushkivka, kramatorsk, that's what interests them there, do you agree with this thesis? yes absolutely their offensive actions, attempts at offensive actions, primarily to bypass bakhmut from the north, from the northern direction, they basically point to this, that is, there they have a sight under the sight of khromov and chasiv, and chasiv just has the road from there to these settlements, about which the soldier just spoke, about other areas of the front, tell me what the main events are: maryinka, avdiyivka, kupyansk. well, regarding maryanki today, valery zaluzhny depicted the situation, that is, in fact, the city is unfortunately completely destroyed, and there is nothing to add what, well, in principle, it was said before , that marinka was killed by rubble, and on these grounds it

support of the national assembly of persons with disabilities of ukraine enable me ukraine 8:50 denis popovychy observer joins our airwaves to describe what is happening on the ukrainian front. greetings, mr. denys, good morning, let's start from the south, from the kherson region, here... in the video, we will now demonstrate how our armed forces destroyed the russian uragan mlrs battery on the left bank in the kherson region, so in that's a lot of battery. that's how hymars flew in, well , we'll see for ourselves, actually, like this, we ask you to explain, the specifics, yes, how difficult it is to hit such and such a thing and what it means for the russians to lose a hurricane, that is, how many of them there are, for example, when we watch such and such a video , we want to understand how precisely the work of the highmars changes the tactical setting, in particular in the kherson region. do i need to do this many, many more times? well , the battery is from four to six machines, here it can be four, it can be six, there it is depending on the composition, on the equipment, but this is su

denis popovych, a military analyst, joined our broadcast. denis, i congratulate you, thank you joined good afternoon, good morning, good morning. so we heard from general tarnavskyi that the ukrainian military is forced to reduce some operations due to a lack of ammunition along the entire front line. he stated this, how critical is the situation for the armed forces of ukraine and why is the ammunition not arriving in the required quantity? well, this question is clear and the answer is clear, because today there is no certainty that... before the provision of military-technical assistance from the west, well, first of all, this is meant 152 and 122 projectiles, these are soviet caliber, but yes, we understand that we mostly receive from our partners the nato caliber 155, but one thing leads to another, as they say , that is why there is a shortage, there is a shortage today of everything , that is why the issue rests precisely on helping the west when this issue is resolved, so it is clear that... and it will be easier with ammunition, and

now we are joining the conversation of military commentator denys popovych. glory to ukraine, mr. lory to heroes. we were talking a few minutes ago about avdiivka, about the fact that they are constantly storming there, constantly trying to break through, but the dates they have set for themselves are already starting to get a little funny, actually. on the other hand, we understand that the percentage of general battles, general battles that take place in the area of ​​maryinka and avdiyivka, is almost. 90% of all clashes, all battles, along the entire front line. and regarding maryinka itself, british intelligence provides information that the city is actually completely destroyed. however , the russians managed to capture it almost completely him. why do they need maryenka, besides the fact that they constantly want to advance somewhere there and grab what does not belong to them, what is the meaning for them. maryenka, which is not far from avdiivka, a little below bakhmut. well, maryenka is a part of the unfortified district, which we built as a result of the first stage of th

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denys , we are in touch, let me remind you of denys popovych, military columnist, editor-in-chief of the apostrophe publication, look, in the south in the last few days, four su planes have been shot down, this night an amphibious assault ship was destroyed, nevertheless, here is the situation in kherson, such situations continue, has been restored.

military expert denys popovych says that this distance is quite enough to control any corner of the occupiedry and all enemy logistics, including the crimean bridge. moreover, he is from there, well, in principle, it is obviously from there. in fact, we can even be outside the enemy's range of action artillery here, 120 kilometers from the front line to the coast of the sea of ​​azov and another 150 here, we can actually beat zaporozhye, but the main thing is that from now on we can attack deep into russian territory and reach almost half the distance to moscow, as well as control russian regions bordering the occupied donbass, well, in a straight line to koluiska, in principle, we can shoot at least to tula, then to lipetsk, and this will give us the opportunity to obviously hit the reserves that they are concentrating for to follow. for example, in the kharkiv direction, in kupinsky, they concentrate here, here first of all, that is, we get the opportunity to strike already in advance, to strike directly at concentrations of troops on the territory of the russian federation, on logistics o