We are talking about the area (Komar) where the responsibilities of the Eastern and Central Military Districts meet. There is a reduced level of coordination and a lower density of units in this area, which the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) have taken advantage of since the first half of the year, making slow progress across a relatively wide front in the Zaporizhia and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Another factor is that the eastern military district is relatively small, and its direction is considered secondary, which also reduces the priority of supplies. This slow format of the Ukrainian offensive also has another basic reason: it basically paralyzes the advance of the Eastern Military District towards Orchiv, and in the long run, in the Zaporizhia region, diverts forces that are no longer many of their main objectives. The high concentration of Ukrainian airborne assault troops (DShV) in the area, the density of artillery, UAVs and Hornet multiple launch rocket systems, also create logistical challenges. However, at this rate, it is unlikely that they will reach Novoselka and Bogatyr within a reasonable amount of time, and after the seasonal drying of the vegetation, their progress across this sparsely flat area is likely to be slowed or halted. Drapati, the MLA general, also paid a lot of attention to this field and partially coordinated it before being appointed commander. It is likely that Komarov's direction is still getting his attention and improved supply, perhaps due to inertia or a specific plan. At least that's my understanding" Russian post.