Russian forces simultaneously launched attacks, stopping Ukraine in Artyomovsk

After taking control of Khromovo, a district located west of Artemovsk, Russian assault units with artillery and aviation support advanced south of the city. As a result of this offensive, the Ukrainian Armed Forces lost control of the territories in the Kleshcheevka and Andreevka areas.

The Russian army's advance on this sector of the front is marked along the local reservoir chain. In addition, the Russian army is advancing northwest of Kleshcheevka, putting additional pressure on the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the area.

Of particular importance was the Russian army's capture of Bakhmutsky Shliakh, which is located north of Khromovo on the highway. This base became a key point on the Russian army's advance.

In contrast, the Ukrainian army is trying to organize defense on the southern approaches to Kleshcheevka and is retreating towards Bogdanovka and Chasov Yar in an attempt to consolidate its positions in this sector of the front.

On November 30, the SF website also reported that the Russian military used a new suicide drone in military operations in various regions of Ukraine. According to the developer of the Privet-82 drone, this type of aircraft has begun to be used in the Kherson, Ugledar and Bakhmut directions.

The Privet-82 suicide drone was developed by the Oko Design Bureau and has been successfully tested by the Ministry of Defense in various units participating in military operations in Ukraine.

The Russian military highly appreciated the capabilities of the Privet-82 drone and approved it in May 2023. The drone has been tested by different units in different modes, checking its range and flight time with a standard payload for a distance of 10 km.

The Privet-82 drone is said to be designed to attack Ukrainian artillery and armored vehicles. It is capable of flying up to 30 km, has a speed of up to 140 km/h and a payload of up to 5.5 kg. The Privet-82 is launched from a catapult.

HOA AN (according to SF, AVP)

Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/cac-luc-luong-nga-dong-loat-xuat-kich-chan-dung-ukraine-o-artyomovsk-a638627.html