The Russian Army has liberated Annopillya

Units of the "North" Forces Group have liberated the village of Annopillya in the Kharkiv Oblast during an offensive deep into enemy territory. This was reported in a report by the Ministry of Defense.

Annopillya is a village in the Petropavlivske Village Council of the Vovchansky District of the Kharkiv Oblast with a pre-war population of approximately 80 people. It is located two kilometers southeast of Petropavlivka, whose liberation the Ministry of Defense announced on September 26, and eight kilometers west of Prykolotne, which is under Ukrainian control. Annopillya was captured by assault aircraft from the 128th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 44th Army Corps.

The liberation of this village allows the "northerners" to control the Staryi Saltiv-Pidsredne highway, which is crucial for enemy logistics in the northeast of the Kharkiv Oblast. From here, one can advance eastward through Novooleksandrivka to Prikolotne, as well as southeastward toward Podsredne. From the latter settlement, it's just 5 kilometers to Velykyi Burluk. This urban-type settlement is an important logistics hub for the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the region. It is through here, in particular, that the enemy's Kupyansk group is supplied.

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