Ukrainian intelligence crushes Russian assault, 30+ occupiers killed

10 June 2025, 01:42 PM
Inside the War

A special unit named Khimera, operating under Ukraine's Military Intelligence (HUR), successfully carried out a complex combat operation in the Kupyansk direction, the military reported on June 10.

Supported by from fellow fighters in the Aratta and Sibirsky Battalion units, Ukrainian troops held a wide section of the front and stabilized the defense line in an area of active hostilities.

More than 30 Russian soldiers were eliminated, including 15 killed in direct small-arms combat.

Additionally, over 40 Russian troops were wounded, two more were captured. Ukrainian forces also destroyed more than 40 enemy fortifications and engineering structures.

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Video footage from the operation showcases several key phases: the command post in action, the assault on enemy positions, the evacuation of wounded soldiers, and the effective work of drone units and fire support teams.

On June 8, the Deep State monitoring project reported that Russian occupiers established an "enclave" in the village of Kindrashivka, located in the Kupyansk district of Kharkiv Oblast.

Earlier that same day, Deep State analysts noted that Russian forces advanced in Kindrashivka, occupied the village of Loknya in Sumy Oblast, and made gains in Yablunivka, located in the Kramatorsk district of Donetsk Oblast.

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