During the repulsion of a massive assault in the Siversky sector, carried out by the enemy using wheeled and motorcycle vehicles as well as on foot, over a hundred enemy military personnel were neutralized.

The Operational and Tactical Group Luhansk press service published a video of the incident.

The assault consisted of a series of 11 separate attacks, which were fought off through the joint efforts of the 54th Mechanized Brigade, the 81st Airmobile Brigade, and the 10th Mountain Assault Brigade.

The Russian invaders deployed a total of 2 ATVs and buggies, 10 vehicles, 31 motorcycles, and several pieces of armored vehicles fitted with improvised anti-drone protection. In addition, 20 Russian soldiers attempted to assault on foot.

It is stated that the total enemy losses amounted to 109 invaders.

Since the beginning of the offensive, Ukrainian reconnaissance drones have been constantly monitoring the Russian troops. Both FPV drones and artillery systems were used to defeat the advancing forces, including the use of cluster munitions.

In total, over 40 units of equipment were involved — several tanks, more than 30 armored combat vehicles, as well as buggies, ATVs, and light vehicles.

Although the invaders used thermal imaging equipment to conceal the movement of their vehicles, detecting them was not difficult, as the assault took place across open fields, and huge dust clouds were kicked up by the vehicles.

The enemy started to suffer losses from the artillery of the Ukrainian Defense Forces, which was targeting enemy forces with both conventional and cluster munitions.

Mines also played a significant role, slowing down the pace of the offensive due to the loss of movement of equipment. As a result, the enemy infantry was forced to hasten and became confused. Therefore, they either froze in place or ran to the nearest forest belt in search of shelter.

During that assault, enemy losses amounted to 159 soldiers. The equipment included one tank (two more damaged) and 14 armored combat vehicles (16 more damaged).