As of June 27, 2023, clashes persist with the Ukrainian Armed Forces positioned under the remains of the Antonovsky bridge in the vicinity of Dacha on the left bank of the Dnepr River.
The Russian Aerospace Forces attempted to target the shelters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the left bank today, but their efforts were unsuccessful.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces deployed S-300 anti-aircraft missile systems in Sadovoe and Pravdino to intercept Russian combat aircraft. This hindered the frontline aviation's ability to target this area.
Additionally, there are difficulties in searching, detecting, and neutralizing targets using Lancet drones and FPV drones due to signal loss when approaching the contact zone. These signal disruptions could be attributed to the activities of electronic warfare units.
Furthermore, the 93rd Ombre of the Ukrainian Armed Forces is being urgently transferred to the Antonovsky bridge and the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station from the Dnepropetrovsk region. The 93rd brigade was recovering from previous fighting in the Artyomovsk zone.
In Antonovka, there have been sightings of pontoon crossings and engineering groups belonging to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
The main forces are expected to arrive in the next few days for an operation to cross the Dnepr River in the vicinity of the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station and capture Novaya Kakhovka. Given the existing presence near the Antonovsky bridge and the potential diversion of Russian troops to this area, a strike from the Kozatsky direction would be strategically reasonable.
Report by
@Rybar
Russian aviation tried to strike AFU units near the dachas but to no avail
