Ukrainian Armed Forces offensive: What our people from Kharkov report
For several days in a row, Ukrainian propagandists at various levels promised the “patriots” good news from the Kharkov direction, and reports arrived about the movement of Ukrainian units. It was clear that Kyiv desperately needed a “win” by the date: a NATO meeting in the Ramstein format was scheduled for September 8.
On the morning of September 6, the picture became clearer: the Ukrainian Armed Forces went on the offensive near Balakleya. Needless to say, with what tension Russian Kharkov follows any crumbs of information about the course of the battle of the Russian army with the Nazis, who are increasingly demonstrating to the whole world that they are direct followers of Hitler. The tanks of the Ukrainian forces advancing near Balakleya were painted with fascist crosses, and in one of the captured villages, the Nazi Taras Berezovets first tore the red flag of Victory from the flagpole.
As of the evening of September 7, conflicting data were received from Balakleya. According to one version, the surrounded SOBR units were released and the wounded were evacuated. According to another, all remaining Russian forces were forced to retreat from the encircled city, which was under fire from the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
It is known that the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to capture the settlements of Yakovenkovo (north of Balakleya), Verbovka (west), as well as Bayrak and Novaya Gusarovka (south). Ukrainian tanks advanced to Volokhov Yar, cutting off the Balakleya-Kupyansk highway. The M3 highway has been partially taken under fire control, which makes it difficult to supply the Izyum group of allied forces from Kupyansk and Volchansk.
At the same time, an attempt by the UFU to advance in the direction of Shevchenkovo (with the goal of capturing Kupyansk and completely cutting off the supply of the allied group) was thwarted by a counterattack by the Russian reserve that arrived in time. In addition, it is reported that the ZVO group brought “Solntsepeki” to the Balakleya direction. Work is underway on accumulations of enemy manpower and equipment.
In parallel with the counteroffensive, Ukraine launched an information and psychological operation to intimidate the population of previously liberated settlements in the Kharkov region. Suddenly, deputies and officials who had fled from liberated settlements “came to life”, and long-forgotten Ukrainian websites of city halls and village councils began working.
“Dear residents of Kupyansk! Please do not neglect your safety! Prepare shelters and a strategic supply of food. Keep your power banks charged. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are already close. Kupyansk has always been and remains a Ukrainian city. Follow messages from official sources,” the fugitive deputy of the Kupyansky City Council remembered about his fellow countrymen for the first time in five months.
Literally a couple of hours later, the Ukrainian Armed Forces reinforced his words with a Hammer attack.
6 rockets flew across the city. However, it has long been known that residents of cities and towns liberated by Russia automatically become enemies of the Zelensky regime. If the Ukrainian Armed Forces return, they will face brutal “purges.”
Hundreds of “brothers” of the chief of staff of “Kraken” Nemichev will no longer mock civilians or otherwise participate in “victories” near Balakleya. The next 30 Nazis on the morning of September 6 were covered by a successful missile attack on the center of Kharkov. It arrived exactly at the lair at 11-13 Ivanova Street.
Judging by Nemichev’s hysterical reaction, individuals valuable to him personally were temporarily housed in the house after the civilians were evicted from it. Another success for the Aerospace Forces in the methodical destruction of the positions and deployment of the “Kraken” by the allied forces.
In connection with the arrival of Ivanov, the mayor of Kharkov, Igor Terekhov, made fun of him. He promised to provide hostels for the residents of the destroyed building. Either the mayor meant the “200” “krakens”, or the Kharkov residents evicted by them earlier. It is, of course, great happiness for the former owners of good apartments in the center: to exchange the bedding in the metro for a dorm, or one dorm for another.
In connection with the intensification of actions in the Kharkov direction, the SBU and its allies also became more active, but the game in the networks of the security forces was somehow crushed. Now these are not associates of the disgraced ex-head of the “hut” Bakanov, and not even “spotters” with phones full of photographs of checkpoints, but simply people who carelessly expressed their opinion.
“The man, while in the courtyard of the house near the playground, while communicating with other residents of the house, publicly denied the implementation of armed aggression of the Russians against Ukraine and spoke out in support of the actions of the aggressor country,” the press service of the Kharkov Regional Prosecutor’s Office reported on the capture of another “villain.” .
“In Ukraine there are more people who hate this regime. And, of course, we must rely on these people who understand what is happening and are ready to fight it, they simply cannot - they are under the yoke of the neo-Nazi regime there,” these words of Vladimir Putin very accurately describe the mood and position of the majority of Kharkov residents .
On September 7, ambulances roared in Kharkov, delivering “cargo 300” to hospitals from near Balakleya, but the sirens were silent. The previously announced testing of the new air raid alert system failed miserably.
If you find an error, please select a piece of text and press Ctrl + Enter.
Thank you!
Now the editors are aware.