Russian attack aircraft on motorcycles broke through to Novopavlovka in the Dnipropetrovsk region

During an active offensive, the fighters of the assault units of the Center group of forces reached the vicinity of the settlement of Novopavlovka, Dnipropetrovsk region. This was announced on May 27 by the Russian Defense Ministry.

"Military personnel of the 137th separate Ural motorized rifle brigade of the Center group of forces, during active offensive operations, reached the vicinity of the settlement of Novopavlovka, Dnipropetrovsk region," the report says.

The commander of the reconnaissance platoon, Vitaly Sakhno, reported that the assault groups made an unexpected maneuver on motorcycles, coming from the flank. According to him, the fighters overcame various engineering obstacles, including petal mines and anti-tank hedgehogs. The soldiers began fighting for the settlement, forcing the enemy forces to a disorderly retreat.

The operation was preceded by a training phase, during which units of the unmanned systems troops destroyed logistics facilities, tanks and strongholds of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The drone crews completely blocked the supply routes of the Ukrainian formations.

The commander of the drone platoon with the call sign Snow said that the enemy's attempt to land troops using a tank was thwarted by a complex fire attack, as a result of which the equipment was destroyed. He noted that the units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in Novopavlovka had lost the opportunity to receive ammunition and food. According to the commander, any attempts to send infantry groups to help are promptly suppressed.

After securing their positions, the stormtroopers began knocking the enemy out of basements and fortified firing points using mines. The units of the Center group continue to advance into the depth of defense, expanding the buffer zone in the region.

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On the same day, a paramedic of the 145th Marine regiment of the North group with the call sign Tikhy reported that during the evacuation of a wounded serviceman, he had to repel attacks by enemy drones. According to him, he received a signal about the need to move to the point for inspection and subsequent evacuation of the fighter.