The Estonian Intelligence Reported on Which Direction the Russians Might Break Through the Front.

The Russian Army Continues Its Offensive and Airstrikes in Ukraine

The Russian army, which is waging war in Ukraine, stubbornly continues its offensive and airstrikes aimed at civilian infrastructure. The commander of the Intelligence Center of the Estonian Armed Forces, Colonel Ants Kivisild, stated that the Russians are trying to continue their advance but are suffering heavy losses. The intensity of attacks by Russian troops remains at a high level, especially in the Pokrovsk district of the Donetsk region. The Russian invasion of the Sumy region has been halted, although initial successes were favorable; the Ukrainians corrected their mistakes and remain resilient in their resistance.

President Zelensky pointed out the presence of over 695,000 Russian military personnel on the territory of Ukraine, which threatens the eastern and northern fronts. Russian losses during the war with Ukraine have exceeded 101,000 servicemen. The Russian Federation has also intensified the recruitment of citizens from Central Asian countries to participate in the war against Ukraine.

The Russian Army Cannot Make a Serious Breakthrough in Ukraine

Reports leave no room for optimism: the Russian army cannot make a serious breakthrough in eastern Ukraine. Despite attempts to continue the offensive, losses and resistance from Ukrainian forces are putting a spoke in the wheels for the Russians. Unbearable losses are rising, which consistently strengthens the defensive positions in Ukraine.

During the war in Ukraine, the Russian army continues its offensive and airstrikes, but suffers heavy losses. Ukrainian forces have shown resilience and corrected their mistakes, which has helped them strengthen their defensive positions. The President of Ukraine pointed out the threat posed by Russian troops in the east and north of the country due to their numbers and ongoing military actions.