Ukrainian brigades launched major counterattack in Dnipropetrovsk: Russians left battlefield

[Starmix]

According to the report, Ukrainian brigades reorganized, they’re immediately turning the tide and defeating the Russians in the field, showing the difference one good commander can make in the Dnipropetrovsk direction. In turn, Russians have abandoned all hope of a successful attack and are forced to move around, but the Ukrainian soldiers had one last trick up their sleeve, RFU News media outlet reports. The turning point came with the reform in the Ukrainian 141st brigade, as after a period of poor performance and degraded command practices, the brigade was reshaped under Shevchuk, who removed Soviet-style military thinking and rebuilt unit culture around modern combined-arms practices.

The report also stated that as a result, the 141st has expanded its counteroffensive effort northward, mounting systematic clearing and interdiction missions that extend into Novoselivka and surrounding gray zones. First, reconnaissance drones swept the target area and picked out a small Russian patrol moving along the tree line, their positions and routes immediately passed to forward observers. Using those coordinates, Bohdana self-propelled guns targeted these locations and fired precise tube-artillery rounds that bracketed and suppressed the enemy positions. As the gunners finished, Ukrainian infantry moved in to clear all the Russian soldiers that remained, with calm, purpose, and high levels of aggression. They moved through the houses, cleared rooms and streets, and secured prisoners, turning the sequence from detection to destruction to clearance in a single, well-timed operation, RFU News reports.

Ukrainian warriors are extraordinary, drone genius, modern warfare experts. Bravo Ukraine.

 

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The report highlights a key strategic shift within the Ukrainian Army, particularly within the 141st Brigade, demonstrating how leadership and modernization can completely transform battlefield effectiveness. Under Shevchuk, the elimination of tactics inherited from Soviet military thinking allowed for a more agile, technologically advanced, and coordinated approach focused on modern warfare and the intelligent use of drones and precision artillery. This organizational overhaul not only boosted troop morale but also gave them a tangible tactical advantage over Russian forces, which were forced to retreat and disengage. The combined operations involving aerial reconnaissance, artillery support, and infantry advance reflect an almost surgical synchronization characteristic of armies with contemporary doctrine. Beyond the specific results, these types of actions symbolize