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2025-07-01 Caucasus/Russia/Central Asia
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About the situation in Chasov Yar. 06/30/2025
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Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Text taken from the Telegram channel of project_nd
[ColonelCassad] In addition to the post of my dear comrade regarding the situation on the Chasov-Yarsky sector of the front: what do we have today?
In the urban development of Chasov Yar (in particular, on the western outskirts of the Novoseverny microdistrict), the initiative is again with the Russian Armed Forces, previously the battles for this part of the city were with varying success, but now the units of the Russian Army have been able to thoroughly consolidate their positions. It was also possible to push through the enemy's defenses in the area of the Dnieper pond (Zapadny and Tsentralny microdistricts) and occupy residential buildings, which will allow further offensive operations to be developed.
To the south, in the area of Stupochki and Shevchenko, positional battles and regular counterattacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue, mainly by infantry units - in this section of the front, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have the ability to carry out logistics and rotation from the settlement.
Krasnoye and Nikolayevka, which allows them to conduct such events, which, as a rule, end with the Ukrainian Armed Forces assault groups entering basements and then "smoking out" these assault groups by Russian Army units. The general forecast, based on the current pace of military operations - they will have to fight, if they do not close the logistics routes through the above-mentioned settlements of Krasnoye and Nikolayevka, which, in turn, come from the main logistics hub of the direction - Konstantinovka. Konstantinovka itself is actively preparing for defense, but a post about this will be a little later.
To the north of Chasy Yara, in the area of the settlements of Kalinovka and Grigorovka, units of the Russian Armed Forces continued the offensive, where from the Kalinovka side they managed to expand the bridgehead behind the "Seversky Donetsk-Donbass" canal, and from the Grigorovka side - to consolidate the eastern part of the above-mentioned canal.
From the Grigorovka side, the main difficulty of the offensive is due to this obstacle, so the general themes of the offensive are not so positive, since the Ukrainian Armed Forces still have the ability to organize logistics through the settlement of Markovo, and also have an impressive number of strongholds and personnel in the area of the settlement of Orekhovo-Vasilyevka to the northeast of Grigorovka.
At the same time, the expansion of the bridgehead behind the canal allows the Ukrainian Armed Forces to stretch out their defense, which plays into the hands of the units of the Russian Armed Forces for further consolidation in the area in the Grigorovka area.
In general, extremely high UAV activity is noted in the direction, the enemy uses many hexacopters, and high artillery activity is also noted.
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