Major Oleksii Hetman, a reserve officer of the Ukrainian National Guard and a veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, stated this on Espreso TV."On the outskirts of Pokrovsk, near the city itself and near Myrnohrad, battles are ongoing, so the situation has not changed significantly. If you look at DeepState maps and foreign sources that also monitor events, we see that no significant changes have occurred," Hetman noted.According to the reserve major, there is information that the Defense Forces are operating north of Pokrovsk, meaning they are conducting counteroffensive actions. The Russians are trying to carry out assault operations. That is, combat engagements are constantly ongoing, and positions are constantly changing."Up to 100 combat engagements can occur in the Pokrovsk direction, although it occupies only about 5–6% of the entire front line. A third, and sometimes even half, of all combat engagements are concentrated there. It is currently difficult to clearly determine where the positions are located. For now, there are no Russian troops in Pokrovsk, except for saboteurs. And the situation is the same in Myrnohrad.How the situation will develop, we will see, but information that only a few hours or days are left has been circulating for several months. Therefore, it should be treated critically," Hetman emphasized.Over the past day, November 10, 170 combat engagements took place on the Russian-Ukrainian front. The Defense Forces repelled 63 enemy attacks in the Pokrovsk direction.