Maksym Bilousov, the head of communications of the 60th Separate Mechanized Brigade, said this on Espreso TV."On the Lyman front, Russia has been actively pressing with small groups since the beginning of the year. Previously these groups gathered roughly ten people and immediately began assaults; now they are trying to infiltrate from all sides, attempting to distract our attention as much as possible by moving from different directions," Bilousov noted.According to the head of communications of the 60th Separate Mechanized Brigade, the Ukrainian defenders constantly track the Russian troops' movements and destroy them."Our guys have become very good at detecting enemy movement. We also detect even well‑camouflaged mechanized equipment. In other words, we are actively working to slow the enemy down as much as possible. But it is very difficult for us because the enemy has concentrated a huge number of personnel opposite our positions," Bilousov emphasized.As of 4:00 p.m. on August 27, 76 combat engagements had taken place along the entire front line. The invading Russian forces are striking settlements in areas bordering the Russian Federation.