This was reported by spokesperson for the Ukrainian Volunteer Army, Serhiy Bratchuk, during an interview on Espreso.“There has been an intensification of combat operations in the Kherson region, particularly in terms of the number of combat actions we have recorded over the past two days. The enemy initially carried out 9 assault actions, and then 11. We will find out how the day ends later this evening. However, the enemy has scaled up their assault actions a bit, although the strategy remains the same—attempts to enter the islands. The only change is that today there is a greater concentration of assault actions at certain locations. Meanwhile, our left bank remains unchanged, where the enemy continues trying to improve their tactical positions around the Antonivskyi bridges—both the railway and road bridges, which are now destroyed,” Bratchuk reported.He also mentioned that the Russian forces are conducting rotational activities in the Zaporizhzhia direction and may soon intensify combat actions on this section of the front.“The occupiers are also actively using drones of various modifications. Currently, fewer assault actions are taking place in the Zaporizhzhia direction, although this section of the front is also active. There, the enemy is carrying out rotational measures, bringing in units closer to the combat line, and it is very likely they may increase their activity in assault actions,” he concluded.On July 11, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that since the beginning of July 10, 214 combat clashes have been recorded at the front, with the Russian army attacking the positions of Ukraine's Defense Forces across 12 directions.