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Day 899.
Today there have been many updates from the Bakhmut direction
Here, in a bold move, Russian forces began a massive wave of attacks on the northern flank of Chasiv Jaru, seeking to cross the canal and establish a critical bridgehead
Despite tireless efforts and intensive usage of mechanized infantry, the operation encountered fierce Ukrainian resistance, leading to decisive confrontation.
The main Russian attack axis was directed at the districts of Nowyja and Żółtniev to rapidly form a foothold west of the canal.
By setting up a bridgehead, the Russians could facilitate an approach towards the city center.
Russian command may have expanded the base and gathered additional forces to form shock forces that could decision west utilizing air support and extended artillery shelling.
The main goal of the Russians was to establish a bridgehead in the Yellow Sea area.
To accomplish this, Russian forces had to assemble and prepare in the Orlov forest north of the area.
Russian troops were deployed here at the bridge and tiny makeshift crossings to breach the canal at night and hide in the woods in the west during the day.
Ukrainians are incapable to destruct Russian troops crossing the channel due to the intense interference of Russian electronic warfare agents that disrupt Ukrainian drone operations, while artillery dams require more time to accomplish the desired effect.
After preparing forces in Orlov Forest, the Russians had to send BMP loaded on ft from the east side of the canal across the bridge.
The Russians utilized BMP to rapidly transport infantry to establish elevated positions in the Yellowwater area so that an additional infantry in the forest could strengthen positions and strengthen attacks.
On a movie published by Ukrainian soldiers, the Russian combat infantry car BMP-3 loaded on ft crossed a canal under dense Ukrainian artillery fire
BMP uses its 30-millimeter automatic cannon to suppress Ukrainian positions and supply cover for the descending Russian infantry.
The vehicle managed to dump a full of 8 soldiers before being hit by an FPV drone, leaving the infantry isolated without fire support in the trench, where it was subsequently destroyed.
Original, uncensored conflict recordings from all operations can be found on our Telegram channel via a link in the description.
Russian command knows that this kind of attack is fatal and improbable to bring crucial benefits, so they decided to repeat the same attacks over and over again to establish a foothold.
The location of the BMP-3, the best protected and armed Russian combat infantry vehicles, indicates focus on this part of the battlefield.
To date, Russian attacks through the channel forced Ukrainians only somewhat to retreat from their positions west to form an artillery pocket and FPV.
However, the Russians realized that their attacks towards the center of Chasiv Jaru are being disrupted by powerful Ukrainian shooting positions in the refractory materials mill and northern coal mine.
The coal mine is an elevation from which the view of most Chasiv Jaru extends, providing Ukrainian mortar and grenade launchers with positions to attack Russian assault groups.
With specified intense but abounding operations, Russian command achieved limited success in gathering forces in the Jacztnica area.
The Russian endurance rate during the full operation was low, as of the eight-man drop squad, carried by the BMP during the assault, there were between 3 and 4 survivors.
Ukrainian soldiers reported they did not have adequate time to find and destruct the surviving Russian soldiers from the first BMP attack as the Russians sent 1 squad after another in little than 60 minutes between attacks.
Thus three-four soldiers who survived from each assault unit gradually gathered for further attacks to grow the cape.
This maneuver worked as long as the Russians had reserves to usage for meals and to replenish losses.
Source: Reports from Ukraine
