In the Kharkiv region, Russian invaders began to withdraw troops from the territory of the Borovsk community and nearby Boguslavka in the direction of also temporarily occupied Kupyansk.

“Since yesterday, there has been a massive withdrawal of Russian troops from the territory of Borovaya and Boguslavka in the direction of Kupyansk. At the same time, according to aerial photography, a large number of manpower and equipment of infidels remains in the villages of Izyumskoye, Druzhelyubovka, Olgovka, Cherneshchina, Pervomayskoye, Podvysokoye, Gorokhovatka, Bakhtin. Enemy equipment is camouflaged in the fields near the villages,” the message on the page of the Borovsky village council says..

The council notes that such a concentration of enemy troops poses a significant threat to the safety of civilians.. It is also dangerous to visit forests, plantings in the bulk, including in places where the Russian military were located - there may be mines and stretch marks.

“Probably, the Rashists now have problems with the provision and lack of food, as they catch chickens, ducks, geese on the streets, and also take away or exchange pigs and food from local residents,” the village noted..

Also, in the occupied villages, the invaders are accommodated in social infrastructure institutions and settled in the empty houses of local residents..

For a long time there has been no electricity, mobile communications, or the Internet on the territory of the community.. Some shops and pharmacies are open, but the range of goods is very limited.

According to the Institute for the Study of War, the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian Armed Forces northeast of Kharkiv is making significant progress and is likely to move towards the Russian border in the coming days or weeks..