"Russian Seversk Group no longer exists" - Z-channels confirm withdrawal of Russian Forces from Sumy

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According to the report, the offensive of the Russian occupation army in the Sumy region has completely stalled. Several Z-channels associated with the Russian Armed Forces simultaneously reported the withdrawal of part of the group from this section of the front. The attempt to attack in the Sumy region ended in complete failure for the Russians. And, preliminarily, most of the units are being withdrawn from there. One of the most famous Z-resources, "For the Airborne Forces," admitted: " The news from the Sumy direction never ceases to amaze... The group of marines is completely ceasing its presence there - it is not known whether they are being transferred somewhere or how, but certainly not to their homes. Another Z-resource, "Northern Channel", also confirmed the withdrawal of part of the Russian group from the Sumy region. " There is no more Marine grouping of Sevesk. That's it, the story is over. There are still units of the 810th Brigade in the Sumy direction, but in essence, it is no longer a grouping. If the information is true, then most likely the Kremlin has abandoned plans to attack the Sumy region. Part of the group has probably been left to try to maintain control over the territories that have already been captured. The Ukrainian side has not yet commented on the information.

The report also said that control of several settlements in the Sumy region. “In the Sumy region, the enemy has suffered a defeat. Despite deploying a powerful force of elite units — paratroopers, marines, and top motorized rifle formations — they’ve failed to achieve any success over the past two months,” Syrskyi said. He added that Russia’s latest attempt to advance near Stepne and Novokostiantynivka ended in complete failure.“The invaders were destroyed and pushed back across the state border. We’re continuing offensive operations in the area. Realizing the futility of their efforts, the enemy is now deploying units from Sumy to other fronts, primarily Zaporizhzhia," Syrskyi said. According to him, the situation on the front line is currently very difficult. It is marked by the continuation of Russia’s strategic offensive operation. At present, the enemy is regrouping and focusing on two main sectors.“The first is the Pokrovsk sector, which remains a key priority for the Russians. And now the enemy is transferring its forces from the Sumy sector to the Zaporizhzhia direction. In other words, this will be the second axis where they plan to launch active offensive operations.