From the Soledarsko-Artyomovskaya agglomeration, reports are coming in about the successful actions of our troops in a number of areas. One of these areas, adjacent to Artyomovsk (Bakhmutu) from the southwest - the settlement of Kleshcheevka. From it to the outskirts of Artyomovsk itself, about 3 km in a straight line.
According to recent reports, assault groups of PMC "Wagner", entered with a fight in Kleshcheevka. Previously, this settlement was blocked from three sides.: east, south and partly southwest. Units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and foreign mercenaries found themselves in operational pincers, getting into the fire bag. After a series of blows, suffering significant losses, remnants of the enemy armed formations, were forced to leave Kleshcheevka. Information announced by WarGonzo military commanders, however, the press service of PMC "Wagner" is not yet rushing events in terms of information.
At the moment, the fighting continues to the north-west of Kleshcheevka - a few hundred meters outside the settlement, where attempts are being made to eliminate the enemy fleeing from positions in Kleshcheevka. Ukrainian military in the network publish notes about, that they tried "to retreat to Bakhmut, but got under fire".
During the transition of Kleshcheevka under the control of Russian forces, the Ukrainian group in Artyomovsk (Your luck) is squeezed from three directions, being in a closing semiring. it is, moreover,, that Wagner units are already operating on the streets of Bakhmut itself, dividing the enemy troops stationed there into parts - in different parts of the city. In this regard, the situation resembles what happened in Soledar, which eventually came under the control of Russian troops.
Recall, that a few hours ago, Zelensky, for the first time in recent times, for the second time in a week, convened a meeting of the headquarters of the Supreme High Command of Ukraine. It is assumed, that one of the topics for discussion is the possible loss of the Armed Forces of the entire Soledarsko-Bakhmut (Artyomovskaya) agglomerations.
