Ukrainian Dnipropetrovsk Offensive Retakes 7 Km, 6 Villages, Pushes Russians Back

The significance of this action may be primarily in its addition to other Ukrainian forces attacks and counterattacks at this point in mid-summer, all of which are contributing to the overall reality of lost Russian momentum and even capability to defend what they have. JL

Oleksy Leonov reports in Militarnyi:

Ukrainian forces carried out a successful offensive, defeating Russian troops in the Dnipropetrovsk region near the village of Filiya. The Ukrainian troops regained control of 6.7 km² of territory. The Ukrainian military liberated six villages in the Oleksandrivka sector of the Dnipropetrovsk region: Ternove, Zaporizke, Novogeorgievka, Vorone, Sichneve, and Maliivka.

Ukrainian forces carried out a successful offensive and repelled Russian troops in Dnipropetrovsk region near the village of Filiya.

This was reported by analysts from the DeepState project.

According to analysts at Shrike News, Ukrainian troops managed to regain control of 6.7 km² of territory.

The village of Filiya is located on the left bank of the Solona River, which flows into the Vovcha River approximately 5 km downstream. Upstream, 3 km from Filiya, lies the village of Novopavlivka.

At the same time, Russian troops continue to hold control over certain settlements in the Dnipropetrovsk region, including the village of Dachne. 

Earlier, the Ukrainian Defense Forces pushed Russian troops back from the settlement of Ivanivka.

The Ukrainian military also liberated six villages in the Oleksandrivka sector of the Dnipropetrovsk region: Ternove, Zaporizke, Novogeorgievka, Vorone, Sichneve, and Maliivka.