Russian Forces At Kupiansk "Regroup" After Suffering "Significant" Losses

Russian efforts to attack in the direction of Kupiansk have been halted after significant losses of men and materiel forced them to retreat and regroup. 

Yet another in a string of failed Russian offensives this autumn. JL 

Roman Petrenko reports in Ukraine Pravda:

The Russians, "relying on six combined arms armies and one tank army," are suffering significant losses - 220 killed in the past week - have ceased active operations, and are currently regrouping on the Yahidne-Kupiansk-Vuzlovyi section of the front after continuing their efforts to capture Kupiansk.

Oleksandr Syrskyi, Commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, says the Russians are suffering significant losses, have ceased active operations, and are currently regrouping on the Yahidne-Kupiansk-Vuzlovyi section of the front. 

Source: Syrskyi on Telegram

Quote from Syrskyi: "Relying on six combined arms armies and one tank army, the enemy continues to conduct offensive operations in the area of Kupiansk forest, Pervomaiske and Orlianske.

They are increasing their efforts to capture the dominant heights, seize Synkivka and create favourable conditions for capturing Kupiansk."

Details: Syrskyi released statistics on Russian losses on the Kupiansk front in the past week – 220 Russian soldiers were killed and 5 taken prisoner.