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    Ukraine bolsters Pokrovsk defences as Russia escalates assaults

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    Posted on October 30, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ukraine boosts defenses in Pokrovsk to secure key routes amid Russian assaults, focusing on logistics and soldier safety.

    Table of Contents

    • Ukraine's Defense Efforts in Pokrovsk
    • Current Military Situation
    • Challenges in Logistics
    • Strategic Importance of Pokrovsk

    Ukraine Strengthens Defenses in Pokrovsk Amid Russian Assaults

    Ukraine's Defense Efforts in Pokrovsk

    KYIV (Reuters) -Ukraine is intensifying its efforts to defend the strategic hub of Pokrovsk, aiming to secure key supply and evacuation routes and root out Russian infantry infiltrating the city, the top army commander said on Thursday.

    Current Military Situation

    Oleksandr Syrskyi said he visited the area to meet his troops as Russia - almost four years into its invasion of Ukraine - continued to increase its assaults.

    Challenges in Logistics

    He dismissed Moscow's assertion that its forces had trapped the Ukrainian troops inside the eastern stronghold.

    Strategic Importance of Pokrovsk

    "The enemy infantry, avoiding combat, is gathering in urban areas and changing locations, so the primary task is to locate and destroy them," Syrskyi said on the Telegram app.

    Russia has been inching towards Pokrovsk in Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region for more than a year, slowly but steadily taking control of the small villages to its south.

    On Sunday, Ukraine's general staff said that at least 200 Russian military personnel entered the city in separate groups as small-arms firefights raged in the former logistics hub.

    Ukraine was taking steps to "strengthen the stability of defences" in the city and aimed at bolstering its logistics by improving defence of supply and evacuation routes, Syrskyi said.

    "The main priority is to save the lives of our soldiers," he said.

    Logistics for the city were complicated due to Russia's FPV drones "but possible", Ukraine's 7th Rapid Response Corps operating in the area said in a statement on Facebook.

    The brigade added that Russia mostly used infantry to attack Pokrovsk, but also deployed armed vehicles to advance on Myrnohrad, around 6 km (4 miles) to the northeast.

    (Reporting by Yuliia Dysa; Editing by Alison Williams and Andrew Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukraine is enhancing defenses in Pokrovsk.
    • •Strategic focus on securing supply routes.
    • •Russia increases assaults in Donetsk region.
    • •Ukrainian troops aim to locate and destroy enemy infantry.
    • •Logistics challenged by Russian FPV drones.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukraine bolsters Pokrovsk defences as Russia escalates assaults

    1What is military strategy?

    Military strategy refers to the planning and execution of military operations to achieve specific objectives during conflicts or wars.

    2What are logistics in a military context?

    Logistics in a military context involves the planning and execution of the movement and support of forces, including supply chains and transportation.

    3What is a conflict zone?

    A conflict zone is an area where armed conflict is occurring or has occurred, often resulting in instability and humanitarian crises.

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