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Ukrainian counter‑offensives have pushed Russian forces out of key positions around Pokrovsk, disrupting their supply lines and forcing a retreat. After advancing toward the city, Russian troops aimed to encircle it from the west and sever its logistics, hoping to avoid a costly urban battle. The plan collapsed when Ukrainian forces halted the westward advance and launched swift, agile attacks—often called “lightning strikes”—that isolated Russian units in villages such as Kotlyne and forced them to abandon positions under drone and artillery fire. With General‑Major Mykhailo Drapatyi’s new command, Ukraine systematically targeted Russian logistics, making it nearly impossible for the enemy to receive supplies, food, or water, and even resorting to horses and donkeys. This pressure enabled Ukrainian troops to reclaim critical areas around Uspenivka, Udachne, Pischane, Shevchenko, Dachenske, and Lysivka, pushing Russian forces back from the outskirts of Pokrovsk. The counter‑offensive has significantly reduced Russian activity on the western flank, leading to casualties, dwindling reserves, and a shift of focus to the south, while the Russians abandon their grand plans and instead seize empty fields of little strategic value.