Russia’s Push into Ukraine: Russians Attempt Advance towards the Dnieper on Kharkiv Front

Title: Russian Artillery Lacks Ammunition Shortage on Kupyansk Frontline, Ukraine Fights Back

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Ukraine’s military has reassured that Russian forces face no "ammunition shortage" on the Kupyansk direction, while actively countering enemy advances in the Kharkiv Oblast. Ukrainian troops are maintaining a constant surveillance, employing artillery and FPV drones to intercept and destroy enemy troops attempting to cross the Oskol River on boats.

A spokesperson from the 40th Artillery Brigade, Captain Eugen Vovnenko, revealed that Russian occupational troops are desperately trying to push forward into the strategic town of Dvurechna, using cover of darkness and unsuitable weather conditions. Ukrainian forces have been responding swiftly, destroying enemy units before they can reach the contact line.

The town of Dvurechna remains under consistent Russian shelling, primarily due to its strategic elevated position, which the enemy seeks to use as a bridgehead. "For them, it’s a good platform, and it’s on a height," commented Captain Vovnenko.

Contrary to initial reports, artillery ammunition shortages ("снарядного голода") are not an issue for Russian forces on the Kupyansk direction. The enemy continues to utilize 152 mm caliber shells extensively.

Captain Vovnenko also condemned the Russian military’s tactics targeting civilian areas, noting, "The enemy chooses a street in a populated area and targets the left and right houses, eliminating them. This is terror, unacceptable in the 21st century." The officer explained that the enemy first targets infrastructure like water supplies to force civilians to evacuate.

In other developments, Russian terrorist shelling on December 26 struck the market in Nikopol, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, resulting in civilian casualties and property damage. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Defense Forces successfully hit a Russian fuel factory vital for the production of solid rocket fuel for ballistic missiles in the Rostov region.

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