Denys 'Hus,' platoon commander of the Dovbush's Hornets unmanned systems battalion of the 68th Separate Hunting Brigade, stated this on Espreso TV."The situation in the Pokrovsk direction continues to be difficult. The enemy does not reduce pressure on the city and continues to infiltrate, entering in small groups. Sometimes, under the cover of fog, they even try to drive in with equipment. Of course, when conditions allow, we immediately detect their 'boxes' and act accordingly, but the pressure remains very high," noted Denys 'Hus.'According to the platoon commander of the Dovbush's Hornets unmanned systems battalion, the Russians are suffering colossal losses in the Pokrovsk direction."They started dragging these sabotage and reconnaissance groups into the city in the summer, then the infantry started crawling in. That is, their losses are terrible, but they never cared about them and do not care now. They literally crawl over their own corpses, and this is not figuratively, but literally so, and it does not bother them much," added Denys 'Hus.'Russian forces have replaced their less experienced personnel with special forces units equipped with modern gear and weapons in the Pokrovsk direction. They are attempting to break through into the inter-positional space, using dense fog and a significant amount of heavy equipment to create chaos in the defense lines.