Russians Launched Attack with Ural-Convertible and Lost It Together with Infantry Near Dobropillia

In the Huliaipole direction, the Russian command sent a modified Ural-convertible filled with infantry to launch a suicide attack.

The attack was prevented by soldiers of the Ukrainian 33rd Separate Assault Regiment, as reported by the General Staff.

The invaders tried to break through towards the village of Dobropillia in Zaporizhzhia.

A modified truck landed eight Russian soldiers for the assault.

To do this, the basic body was removed from the vehicle, a frame was installed to make it easier for the infantry to hold onto, and electronic warfare equipment against drones was mounted.

The Ural-convertible had no protection during the attack and was designed for rapid advancement.

However, the Ukrainian infantry immediately opened small arms fire, forcing the Russians to the ground.

Subsequently, Ukrainian artillery and drones began to fire on the invaders, killing the assault group.

During the day, 14 invaders were killed in the area, four motorcycles and the aforementioned truck were destroyed.

A week ago, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine denied Russian propagandists’ claims about the alleged capture of Dobropillia in Zaporizhzhia region.

The military command emphasized that such reports are untrue: the settlement remains under the control of the Ukrainian defense forces.

According to the General Staff, a sabotage and reconnaissance group of the Russian military took advantage of the weather conditions and briefly penetrated the outskirts of the village. Ukrainian soldiers detected and eliminated the group, and the village was completely cleared.