The occupiers launched an offensive on seven fronts: The 3rd Corps thwarted the “russian federation’s” largest attempt at a mechanized offensive!

On March 19, the enemy launched its largest-scale attempt to break through in the Lyman-Borivka sector. The russians deployed forces from the Russian Federation’s 1st Tank Army and 20th Combined Arms Army, but the enemy began suffering losses before reaching the Lyman-Borivka line.

The enemy launched a simultaneous attack on seven fronts within the corps’ sector, deploying over 500 infantrymen, 28 armored vehicles, more than 100 motorized vehicles, buggies, and ATVs. Within four hours, the well-prepared units of the Third Corps turned the russians’ rapid breakthrough into a massive failure.

Enemy losses in equipment: 84 motorized vehicles, 11 IFVs and APCs, and 3 tanks. The “Soncep’ok” self-propelled howitzer and 5 artillery pieces were destroyed. Over 160 enemy UAVs were shot down.

“For a month and a half, we observed signs of preparations for an offensive. The russians were intensifying their KAB strikes on our crossings over the Oskil River, attempting to cut off our logistics. They began setting up their own pontoon bridges and clearing routes of mines—this clearly indicated preparations for a large-scale mechanized offensive.

We were prepared: defensive operations were rehearsed in various sectors, and each brigade had its own plan to repel the attack. The corps coordinated these actions—and as a result, the attacks were thwarted in all sectors,” said Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky.

Over the course of a day, the corps’ brigades and regiments eliminated 405 enemy servicemen: 288 killed in action, the rest wounded.

The russian federation’s army failed to capture either settlements or positions. The elimination of the remaining enemy forces that managed to survive in the Troika area continues. – This was reported by the Third Army Corps' official YouTube channel.

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