In Lysichansk, it is becoming more and more difficult for Ukraine to resist the superiority of the Russians

It is also reported that the occupiers have occupied some villages south of Lisichansk in the last few days, thereby increasingly narrowing the circle around the city. This begs the questions, isn’t it time to start retreating to avoid heavy casualties?

Some videos on social media suggest that it may already be doing so.

Meanwhile, the soldiers in Lisichansk admit that they do not want to withdraw from their positions, because that would mean giving Ukrainian lands to the invaders.

Nicholas

Ukrainian soldier

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“Of course, it’s a shame because we’re just giving it back to them. In Severodonetsk they crushed us, but in Lisichansk we simply leave the area. I think we can hold it a little longer.”

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“We all feel the same way. We will never give up Ukraine,” says Ukrainian soldier Yevgenii.

The forces concentrated in the vicinity of Lisichansk are by far the largest on the entire front line, which confirms the intentions of the occupiers to occupy the remaining part of the Luhansk region as soon as possible. Russian troops currently control 95% of Luhansk Oblast and about half of Donetsk Oblast, the two regions that make up Donbas.

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