Putin received another “slap” from Ukraine

It's no secret that the Ukrainian Defense Forces were able to stop Russia's summer offensive in the Sumy region.

In addition, they successfully liberated some territories, indicating that the Russian army is no longer capable of conducting decisive operations at the front.

In fact, for the last month, the aggressor country has not launched an offensive in this area.

Major Oleg Shiryayev, commander of the 225th separate assault regiment, commented on this matter.

"The enemy in this area is exhausted," he emphasized.

Analysts believe that the failed Sumy offensive indicates Russia's inability to conduct large-scale operations.

Russia has difficulty organizing so-called combined operations, in which infantry, artillery, armored vehicles, logistics, aviation, and even naval forces can be combined for a single offensive.