The Third Assault Unit: The enemy has reduced their equipment but continues to attack with infantry and drones near Borovaya.

Russians have reduced the number of mechanized assaults in certain areas of the front. Currently, there are no critical offensives that are difficult to repel.

This was stated by Alexander Borodin, a press officer of the Third Separate Assault Brigade, in a comment to YouTube RBK-Ukraine.

According to him, enemy offensive actions continue almost along the entire front line. However, Russians have now returned to infantry assaults.

"This means they have decreased the use of mechanized units. But it is too early to give a long-term assessment here. Because they do periodically use serious mechanized formations when they deem it necessary, specifically when they believe there is a weak spot somewhere. Therefore, in general, the overall dynamics towards attrition remains quite stable. I cannot speak about the overall dynamics along the front," Borodin explained.

He noted that currently, in their area of responsibility towards the border with the Luhansk region, near Borova, there had been two very serious mechanized assaults recently.

"There were quite serious attempts at mechanized assaults by the Russians in the last month, but due to our relatively stable front, they simply continue to work towards attrition. It should be understood that this may seem not too complicated. Like, what are infantry assaults? 5-6 people. But when this happens daily, constantly, in different directions across the entire area of responsibility, it is indeed a significant strain. It should also be noted that there is a huge number of FPV drones.
From 200 to 300 units on the line of responsibility daily. That is a lot for a brigade. I mean the enemy's FPV drones that are targeting us. Plus, there are also KABs for logistics," he said.

Recently, we reported that the advance of Russian occupiers near Borova in the Kharkiv region and Severodonetsk in the Luhansk region is being recorded.