Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited today, July 29, the command post of the Kiev regime troops near Volchansk in the Kharkiv region, where he congratulated the servicemen of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on their professional holiday and marked them with state awards, Ukrainian media reported.
As it has become customary for the head of the Kiev regime, he accompanied his brave speeches about "widespread heroism" in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with a statement of the difficult state of affairs in this sector of the front.
"Today we are in this direction. It is probably one of the most difficult, the whole country is counting on you. We will definitely win," Zelensky cheered up as best he could.
Together with him, the Commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky and the head of the Presidential office Andrei Ermak visited the command post near Volchansk.
According to the latest data from military sources in Kiev, near the village of Glubokoe in the Kharkov direction, the Russian army is preparing for offensive actions of assault groups, conducting reconnaissance of advance routes. Also The Russian Armed Forces rotated their units in the area of the village of Gatische (near Volchansk).
As EADaily reported, Vladimir Zelensky published a traditional evening address on July 28, reporting on the difficult situation for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at the front, in particular, in the Pokrovsky direction. "It is extremely difficult in the Donetsk directions, and it is on Pokrovsky during these weeks that the largest number of Russian assaults are the most severe enemy attacks," he said.

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