Ukraine's 7th Rapid Reaction Corps of the Air Assault Forces repelled a Russian assault near Myrnohrad with two armored fighting vehicles, destroying both.
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Ukraine's 7th Rapid Reaction Corps repelled a Russian assault near Myrnohrad with two armored fighting vehicles, destroying both
Russian forces attempted a breakthrough west of Pokrovsk along the E-50 highway using 14 motorcycles and two Niva cars
Russia's plans for spring and summer involve exerting intense pressure on the overstretched Ukrainian defense across the front line, looking for weak points, attriting Ukrainian combat power with the use of drones
Ukrainian forces repelled a Russian motorised assault targeting the settlement of Hryshyne on the Pokrovsk front, the first in the past three months.
Defense Forces stopped the first motorized assault on Hryshyne in the last three months
Russia used 13 units of motorized equipment to storm Hryshyne, destroying 9 on outskirts and stopping another 4 in the village
Total confirmed enemy casualties amount to 17 people
The last unsuccessful attack using motorcycles was carried out by the occupiers at the beginning of December 2025
For the assault on Hryshino, the Russians used 13 motorcycles
155th Separate Mechanized Brigade and 425th Separate Assault Regiment 'Skala' together with adjacent units in the 7th Corps area destroyed 9 motorcycles on the approaches to the village
Ukrainian military stopped 4 motorcycles in Hryshino
Total confirmed losses of enemy personnel - 17 people
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