On the Novopavlivka direction, the soldiers of the 110th brigade forced the enemy to retreat from the captured positions

On the Novopavlivka direction, the soldiers of the 110th brigade forced the enemy to retreat from the captured positions

The soldiers of the 110th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Marko Bezruchko continue to hold back the aggression of Russian troops. In the Novopavlivka direction, the enemy recently experienced an "unfavorable advance," resulting in significant losses for the Russian occupiers.

The relevant footage was published by the press service of the 110th Brigade. Over several days, the enemy attempted to assault Ukrainian positions using mechanized formations.

Ukrainian defenders, delivering powerful strikes, managed to destroy columns of enemy equipment. However, despite the losses, the enemy infantry achieved partial success.

But even with partial success, the enemy failed to organize proper logistical support for their frontline units. Thanks to the high effectiveness of their striking capabilities, the units of the 110th Brigade prevented the occupiers from rotating or delivering ammunition and supplies. The positions captured by the enemy were constantly under Ukrainian military fire control, preventing the Russians from maintaining their positions for long.

As a result, the enemy was forced to retreat.

"The soldiers of the 110th, in cooperation with neighboring units, are helping the occupiers leave their positions more swiftly, sometimes ensuring them a peaceful eternal sleep," noted the press service.