Third Army Corps Liberates 10 Sq. Km In Donetsk Region
The Third Army Corps of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has cleared 75 sq. km and de-occupied another 10 sq. km of territory in the northern part of Donetsk region. Commander of the Third Army Corps, Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi, stated this today, September 15, in a video address, UATV English reports. The offensive operation is called "Vivaldi." Biletskyi called for…
The Third Army Corps of Ukraine's Ground Forces has liberated an additional 10 square kilometers in the northern Donetsk region, bringing the total cleared area to 75 square kilometers. The operation, named Vivaldi, is currently in its first phase, according to Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi, the commander of the Third Army Corps.
In a video address on September 15, Biletskyi emphasized the importance of maintaining information silence and promised more positive news through official channels. He cautioned against rumors suggesting the operation's ultimate objective is to reach the Chorny Zherebets River, clarifying that Vivaldi consists of four distinct phases.
Notable areas under Ukrainian control include Novoselivka, Oleksandrivka, Yarova, the outskirts of Korovyi Yar, and Serednie. Enemy casualties are estimated at approximately 1,500 servicemembers, over 12,000 drones, and numerous armored vehicles, artillery systems, and motor vehicles. Former US Secretary of the Army Dan Driscoll previously noted that Ukraine's innovative technologies could provide Kyiv with advantages over Russia.
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