Vladimir Parasyuk told what prevents Severodonetsk from being fired/collage of channel 24
Regarding artillery, we have it and it works perfectly, Ukrainian artillery demonstrated aerobatics. But for successful counter-offensive actions, more is needed, everyone is talking about this now and it's true.
Vladimir Parasyuk, a former people's deputy of the Verkhovna Rada and a serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, told Channel 24 about this. He also noted that for an effective counter-offensive, we really need to suppress enemy firing lines.
If the Armed Forces of Ukraine had enough artillery in the direction of Severodonetsk, then the advance in this direction would be much faster,” Parasyuk added.
We really need to suppress their firing lines so that the infantry and our special units could pass, says the military man.
“In contact battles, there are no infidels at all, if it weren't for the hostile artillery, we would have fired Severodonetsk much faster,” sums up Vladimir Parasyuk.
The battles for Severodonetsk do not stop
In the morning report of the General Staff on June 16, it was reported that Russians continue to open fire in the Severodonetsk direction . They beat with all possible weapons in the areas of Belogorovka, Lisichansk, as well as Severodonetsk itself.
At the same time, in the latter, the enemy tries to establish complete control. Fighting is still going on there, and our military is trying to repel the enemy assault.
The enemy army is reduced every day. We are talking about both the destroyed equipment and the “two hundredth” and “three hundredth” fighters of the aggressor country.
How many Russian “vans” the Ukrainian defenders destroyed
Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, our military has succeeded destroy about 32,750 Russian invaders. Note that this figure is approximate, because it is impossible to calculate the exact losses of the enemy in the zones of active hostilities.
The battles for Severodonetsk: the last and important
General Zaluzny reported on how many forces Russia allocated for the capture of Severodonetsk. According to the general, the enemy sent 7 battalion tactical groups there at once. Hard shelling continues there, in which the enemy has a tenfold fire advantage.
However, the invaders fail to capture the city, as Ukrainian soldiers continue their heroic struggle. In a conversation with the head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States of America, General Mark Milley, the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said that all the plans of the Kremlin were thwarted.
