Russian Luhansk Assaults Disrupted By Ukrainian Armor Destruction, Counterattacks

Ukrainian forces in Luhansk are continuing to disrupt Russian plans by eliminating Kremlin assault groups before they can reach the front and then following up with quick counterattacks. 

The strategy is working because it throws off Russian planning and support before assaults can be launched JL

Sofiia Syngaivska reports in Defense Express:

In recent weeks, intercepted Russian forces attempting to attack and in a swift counteroffensive, eliminating a Russian MT-LB and four additional armored vehicles. Ukrainian drone operators continue to inflict heavy losses on Russian forces, successfully destroying 16 enemy vehicles in recent weeks. Among the confirmed targets are five tanks, the BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system, two self-propelled artillery units, five armored fighting vehicles, the Strela air defense system, one cannon, and one armored personnel carrier.

The warriors of the Phoenix unit successfully repelled russian assault. The recent incident, which took place in Luhansk region, saw the defenders intercept russian forces attempting to stage an attack from within the cover of the Serebrіanskyі forest. In a swift counteroffensive, the Phoenix pilots foiled the adversaries’ plans, eliminating russian MT-LB and four additional armored vehicles. This decisive action not only disrupted the enemy’s offensive strategy but also significantly degraded their operational capabilities in the region.

A video of the combat operation was published on their official channel, offering a vivid glimpse into the intense battle and showcasing the effectiveness of modern UAV systems in contemporary warfare. 

As Defense Express previously reported, Ukrainian drone operators from the Phoenix UAV unit of the Pomsta Brigade continue to inflict heavy losses on russian forces, successfully destroying 16 enemy vehicles in recent weeks. Among the confirmed targets are five tanks, the BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system, two self-propelled artillery units, five armored fighting vehicles, the Strela air defense system, one cannon, and one armored personnel carrier.