The commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army admits that the plan has failed

According to TASS on August 27th, Ukrainian Army Commander in Chief Alexander Sersky admitted that Kiev hoped to divert a large number of Russian troops from the Red Army village (known as Pokrovsk in Ukraine) by attacking the Kursk Oblast of Russia, but this attempt failed.

One of the tasks of conducting offensive operations in the direction of Kursk is to divert a large number of enemy troops from other directions, mainly from the directions of Pokrovsk and Kurakhovo, "he said at a press conference broadcasted on the" Rada "television channel

The picture shows Alexander Sersky, the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian army (source image)

However, he admitted that the Russian side had seen through this plan and therefore "continued to focus its main efforts on the direction of Pokrovsk". He said that the situation in this direction is still "quite difficult" for the Ukrainian military, and the Ukrainian headquarters is making every effort to "stabilize the situation as much as possible".

A few hours ago, Ukrainian parliament member Alexei Goncharenko said that the Ukrainian army was in a near disaster situation in the Red Army village area. He angrily expressed that he didn't understand what Sersky's plan was.