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Day 731.
Today quite a few news came out from the direction of Bachmut
The most interesting news comes from the confederate flank
Here the Ukrainians countered respective Russian attacks and prevented them from taking any area.
There have been many films showing Russian armored equipment, supply vehicles and ground troops attacked by FPV drone operators, anti-tank guided missiles, and even snipers.
The Ukrainian drone operators from the 93rd Mechanized Brigade were the most prominent.
One of the films recorded close Kurduiwka and Andrijiwka shows the detection of 2 Russian combat infantry cars BMP-2, a single-gp armored transporter BTR-82, and then the demolition of them by an FPV drone, and a T-90 tank that was detected and hit
by Ukrainian anti-tank operators from the 3rd Border defender Division.
Several vehicles carrying ammunition and personnel were besides destroyed while travelling to Kurduiwka, most likely en way to Bachmut.
This clearly shows that the Ukrainians have established strong fire control over the supply road, suggesting that Russian logistics capacity is limited here.
Ukrainian drone operators fly all the way to Bachmut itself: 1 of the recordings shows a supply vehicle with ammunition destroyed in an detonation caused by a drone.
A pile of mines with various ammunition was besides detected and destroyed by drone operators close Kurduiwa.
Also a seldom published recording of Ukrainian sniper's work, showing the deaths of 2 Russian soldiers
In general, Ukrainians hold on to Klischevka and there is no indication that the Russians will take over it shortly enough
Based on extended movie materials, it appears that Ukrainians are trying to weaken the Russian offensive on Ivanavian, expanding the strength of attacks on Russian equipment moving along major communication routes.
Nevertheless, Russian forces keep the pace of their offensive actions, regardless of the number of casualties and losses in equipment.
The last time we talked about this area, the Russians managed to take the area east of Ivanivski and claimed that they would launch attacks north of Ivanivski.
After intense storms, which included a storm on well-fortified Ukrainian positions, the Russians managed to make tiny profits south of the forest and approach the Ivanavian ones from the north.
However, Ukrainians inactive hold the majority of tactical hills in the area firmly, which does not leave the Russians a chance to break through to yet launch an attack from the north.
Otherwise, Ukrainians would start counterattacks on exposed flanks.
The Russians realize this and effort to halt Ukrainian troops by firing on Ukrainian positions on an elevation northwest of Ivanavian.
Russian military sources had previously reported that Russian forces had succeeded in breaking Ukrainian defence east of the village and entering it
This was later confirmed by Ukrainian sources and soldiers in the area.
The Russians began intensive artillery preparations, including the thermobaric artillery TOS-1, to hit Ukrainian positions to facilitate the attack.
TOS-1 is simply a destructive strategy whose thermobaric capabilities suck out the air in the area of impact, making it much more lethal than average artillery systems.
After the artillery preparations, the Russians launched major armored attacks towards Ivanivsky, who managed to enter the village from the east and south
However, this was at large cost – dozens of armored vehicles were destroyed on approaches to the village by FPV drone operators from the SIGNUM drone division.
Among the damaged armored vehicles were at least 3 BMP-3, 1 BMP-1, 1 BTR-82 and many, many another unrecognizable wrecks of destroyed columns.
Russian forces were so many that Ukrainians had to deploy respective drones simultaneously to destruct vehicles in the east part of the village.
According to reports, Ukrainian soldiers in Ivanovske attacked and destroyed a group of Russian forces that entered the center of the village and limited them to its east ends.
Source: Reports from Ukraine
