Russia deploys assault units near Berdiansk front in Zaporizhzhia Oblast  

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According to Petro Andriushchenko, the advisor to the mayor, increased movement of Russian forces including assault units is observed along Berdiansk’ axis towards the .
According to TV’s Mariupol Mayor’s Advisor Petro Andriushchenko, Russia is moving significant assault forces closer to the frontline in the Berdiansk District of Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
The Zaporizhzhia Front has become the focal point of intense activity in the ongoing war between Russia & Ukraine. Both sides are currently engaged in fierce combat, with Russian forces trying to maintain their positions, while launching attacks near critical locations like Robotyne or Mala Tokmachka.
The Ukrainian official stated that new Russian forces were moving “fairly heavily” in the area from the end of 28th October and continuing until 30th October.
“We observe new units arriving from the , which are being deployed via Berdiansk direction towards Tokmak. We can see units moving closer towards the frontline in the District, near and the northern part Mariupol district. This process is almost completed in the Mariupol-Berdiansk Agglomeration where new contract soldiers are undergoing training.
He also said that there was a notable movement of manpower October. This included assault units being transported from Berdiansk, to Tokmak. Roads were closed during the transfer. Andriushchenko said that all of these Russian forces were being positioned along frontline in Zaporizhzhia from Huliaipole to Vuhledar.
He also said that Russian aircraft, including helicopters, planes and guided aerial missiles, have increased their activity over the Mariupol District.
Andriushchenko said: “It appears that aggressive actions are being conducted in the Vuhledar region, where the enemy is trying to conduct attacks.”
He said that a similar level was observed during the occupation at Vuhledar. This was followed by a pause in operations, but now reactivation is evident.

 

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