Lyman heavy fighting

Russian forces are striking crossings over the Oskil and Siverskyi Donets rivers with drones and guided aerial bombs on the Lyman front, seeking to disrupt Ukrainian military logistics by exploiting the area’s terrain, Vasyl Denysiuk, spokesperson for the 66th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Mstyslav the Brave, said on Suspilne Studio on July 17.

As of the evening of Sept. 30, fighting along the front remains extremely intense, with 137 combat clashes recorded since morning — the highest number, 42, on the Pokrovsk axis, Ukraine’s General Staff reported.