Regarding this post made by Radov about Ukrainian counterattacks northeast of Dobropillya.

It is very misleading. Russian forces never controlled Zolotyi Kolodyaz, Novovodyane, or any nearby areas in the first place. At most, there were maybe a dozen Russian soldiers who infiltrated Ukrainian lines in the last three weeks, and were operating in the area of Novovodyane, Bilozerske, Zolotyi Kolodyaz, Marivka, and Vesele Pole. Before this, some DRG groups were operating in this area to identify safer infiltration routes and disrupt Ukrainian logistics. .

These Russian soldiers do not have the task of "controlling" territory (there are not enough of them for this), but rather change positions constantly and hide in concealed areas to avoid detection, while waiting for new infiltrators to arrive to begin the accumulation, and then eventually consolidation, process. This is how almost every Russian advance in the last few months has been made. Sending in soldiers in groups of 2s and 3s, hiding, surviving, bringing in more infiltrators, and attacking the Ukrainian defences from within. Essentially "absorbing" an area with large amounts of infantry overtime, and overwhelming Ukrainian drone operators and clearing groups.

Russia was only in the very first stage of this process, and Ukraine has been actively clearing these areas with their small assault groups reserved for such operations. Radov mentions the national guard (presumably 12th Brigade "Azov"), and elements of the 425th Assault Regiment "Skala". Both of these units have been stationed in this sector for months.

If Ukrainian forces can push further south to Vilne, Stepy, and Kucheriv Yar, then it could be considered a coordinated series of counterattacks. But for now, this is just clearing operations against Russian infiltrators. The same happens in other parts of the frontline (especially north of Stepnohirsk), but isn't as publicised as in this sector. Neither correspond to any major Russian advance, and neither correspond to any Ukrainian counterattacks.