27m ago 05:25‘Russian supplies will last 'no more than 3 days', Ukraine military saysThe
Ukrainian military has released its operational
report as of 6am this morning, claiming Russian forces have stockpiles of ammunition and food that will last for “no more than three days”.
According to available information, the Russian occupation forces operating in
Ukraine have stockpiles of ammunition and food for no more than three days.”
Officials said the situation is similar with fuel and blamed Russia’s inability to organise a pipeline to meet the needs of troops as the reason behind the logistic failure.
Citing a particular example in the Okhtyrka district of the Sumy oblast, Ukraine’s armed forces said “disobedience of Russian servicemen” led to about 300 servicemen who refused to carry out orders.
And in the temporarily occupied territories of Luhansk region, due to heavy losses of manpower, Ukraine said Russia “continues to mobilise citizens of the quasi-formation of the LPR” however “a large part of the population does not support the policy of the occupiers, does not want to take up arms and hides from the representatives of the occupying power.”It is significant that
mobilisation is carried out chaotically, the people who are mobilised are not distributed by specialties
, most of them have no military specialty, because they have
never served in the military.Contracts are signed with citizens who have Russian passports, and those who have only a pseudo-republic passport are registered as volunteers.”
In an earlier report, officials said
Russian forces were holding the land corridor with Crimea and are blocking access to the Sea of Azov.The city of Sumy is also partially blocked while artillery shelling continues on the city of Kharkiv.
Military officials said they estimate Russian lost about 300 personnel on Monday alone.
“It is expected that the enemy will continue to launch insidious missile and bomb strikes and carry out artillery shelling of critical infrastructure of Ukraine using jet artillery, aircraft, high-precision weapons and indiscriminate munitions.” the report read.’
