Crew shortages and leadership struggles: Why the Ukrainian Armed Forces are losing Dvurechna.

On the front near Dvurechna and Novomlynsk, Russian troops continue to establish their positions, benefiting from an advantage in equipment and drones.

According to "Dumka," this information comes from the analytical resource Deep State.

As reported by Deep State, the situation on the right bank of the Oskil River in the Kharkiv region remains challenging. Russian forces are advancing in the Dvurechna and Novomlynsk areas, attempting to expand their foothold.

Recent reports indicate that the occupiers have approached the southern outskirts of Fiholivka and taken control of another area in Dvurechna. The enemy is actively saturating the territory with its infantry, employing small group tactics while hiding in thickets and ruins.

The occupiers' advantage in FPV drones remains critical, allowing them to destroy Ukrainian positions even before active assault operations begin. Defenders in the area note a lack of crews to counter the attacks and issues with local command operations.

"There aren’t enough crews to eliminate them. Meanwhile, the enemy has a significant advantage in FPV drones, which easily dismantle positions to the point where they become impossible to hold. Unfortunately, the existing Territorial Defense units in this area have struggled to maintain the defense and continue to face challenges in fulfilling their tasks," – stated Deep State.