Ukrainian soldiers destroyed two enemy tanks in the Kharkov region: It’s burning, bitch! Volchansk is ours!

A recording has been published online showing two burning tanks in the Kharkov region.

As Censor.NET reports, the author notes that the tanks were destroyed by soldiers of the 57th and 71st brigades.

“Fighting continues in Volchansk, Kharkov region. These footage shows two Russian tanks destroyed today by fire from the 57th and 71st brigades,” the commentary to the video notes.

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Attacks of Russian troops in the Kharkov region

According to the Ministry of Defense, on the morning of May 10, 2024, Russian invaders tried to break through the defense line of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kharkiv region.

The head of the Kharkov Regional State Administration Oleg Sinegubov, in turn, said that Russian troops attacked the north of the Kharkov region. According to him, there is no threat to Kharkov yet.

Western media, citing their own sources, reported that the occupiers allegedly plan to create a buffer zone and push back the Defense Forces 10 km from the border with the Russian Federation.

President Zelensky assured that the Ukrainian military was ready for such enemy actions.

The White House said that the United States does not expect serious breakthroughs from the offensive of the Russian army in the north of the Kharkov region.

According to the General Staff, as of 14.00 on May 13, the enemy had partial success in the area of ​​the village of Lukyantsy. It was also reported that as of 23:00 on May 13, Ukrainian defenders were combing the urban development of the village of Volchansk. The fighting continues, the situation remained under control.

The General Staff also noted that as of 10.00 on May 14, 2024, the Defense Forces have changed positions in the Lukyantsy area in the Kharkov region, and combing the urban areas of Volchansk continues. As of the evening of May 14, it was reported that the Defense Forces had moved to more advantageous positions in the Lukyantsy and Volchansk areas to preserve the lives of military personnel