The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are preparing a new offensive: the Russians crossed the border in the Kharkiv Region, Nemichev (map)

According to him, along part of the border there is a "buffer zone" about five kilometers wide, where neither Ukrainian nor Russian troops are permanently stationed. This is what the Russian Federation actively uses for maneuvers on the territory of Ukraine. In addition, the enemy was recently able to advance a little in the Vovchansk region.

Nemichev reminded that among Russia's strategic plans is to unite its units in Vovchansk and Dvorichnaya, and the latest actions may indicate preparations for the next offensives. The expert suggested that if the Russian troops fail to capture Kupyansk, they will probably switch their efforts to this direction. He emphasized the need to strengthen border defense while there is time for preparation.

Moreover, on the evening of November 10, DeepState analysts reported a significant expansion of the "gray zone" in the Zaporizhzhia region in the area of ​​Sweetke — Novomykolaivka — Rivnopillia — Nove — Novouspenivske. According to their data, the enemy has increased its presence in these settlements and is fixed throughout the zone. The enemy has already managed to completely occupy Uspenivka, and the control of Sweet and Privilny is being checked.

Currently, Russian forces are actively pressing on Novye and Novouspenivske, and are gradually capturing Rivnopillia. Experts note that the numerical advantage of the enemy creates a threat of control over a large part of the territory, which can put the city of Gulyaipole at risk. The capture of Rivnopilla opens up an operational route to the city from the north and makes it difficult to hold positions in Zeleny Hay and Vysokye (Chervony).

Previously, Gulyaipole remained impregnable to the enemy who tried to enter the city, in particular from the direction of Marfopil. Now the new route significantly complicates the defense of an important settlement in the district. Earlier, the head of the city's military administration, Yuriy Tretyak, said that the Russian Armed Forces are already trying to enter Myrnograd, but they are not being allowed to gain a foothold.