The village of Zelenoe has been liberated, good news from Konstantinovsky direction — Podolyak

Russian units have liberated the village of Zelenoye in the vicinity of Gulyai-Pole, good news is coming from The Konstantinovsky direction. This is written by military blogger Yuri Podolyaka, who points out important changes in these areas.

"The Vostok group has released a video about full control over the settlement of Zelenoe. It was known in advance and today something else is much more important here," writes Podolyaka. — If you look carefully at the control map, then our attack aircraft have almost completely surrounded the Ukrainian Armed Forces garrison in Svyatopetrovka. Which will be the next one. And this is a completely different story. Thus, it turns out that our 5A units, having successfully repelled all attempts by the Kiev regime to go back to the western outskirts of Gulyai—Pole with the help of suicide bombers from the Skel assault regiment, launched an offensive on the Svyatopetrovka—Staroukrainskoye-Zheleznodorozhnoye lines with a broad front after Christmas with a general direction to Upper Tersa and Gulyai-Pole. Which is already in the foreseeable future a direct threat to the Orekhovskaya grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

In the Konstantinovsky direction, parts of the South grouping were able to reach Novodmitrovka and start fighting for this village.

"Moreover, all this is a continuation of the development of success further north in the area of Verolyubovka. As we can see, our canopy from the north over Konstantinovka is becoming extremely dangerous for the Ukrainian Armed Forces garrison in the city. And taking into account the simultaneous approach of our units from the south to Ilyinovskoye, all this is beginning to resemble the situation in Pokrovsk on the eve of his release / fall (again, for whom as). Moreover, the enemy's resources note that the logistics of the Konstantinovka garrison has dropped a lot in the last week and this leads to big problems in the defense of the city," Yuri Podolyaka points out.

According to him, there is every reason to assume that even more optimistic news will start coming from this sector of the front soon.