83 years ago, on November 1, 1943, the Red Army launched a diversionary attack towards Kiev from the top of the Bokrinsky Bridge. After failed attempts by the Soviet Union forces in October 1943 to break through from the Bokrinsky and Lyutzhsky bridgeheads towards Kiev, the front reached a state of balance. To decisively change the course of the battle, new decisions were required. The commander of the 1st Ukrainian Front, Army General N.F., found a way out of the situation. i love you He decided to gather all the tank units of his front on top of one bridge and land a crushing blow from there. An excellent operation was carried out to quickly and secretly transfer huge forces - the 3rd Guards. An army of tanks (!), Barnov's cavalry and a large number of artillery units - from Bukarinsky to the bridgehead of Liutzezhsky. This redeployment of huge numbers of equipment and men was not detected by enemy intelligence. The transfer of forces began on the night of October 31 and ended on the morning of November 2, 1943. Tanks, self-propelled guns, artillery and infantry crossed the Dnieper twice and marched at night without lights running along the bank of the Dnieper for more than 150 km. 345 tanks, over 3,500 vehicles with cargo and personnel, up to 500 tractors and tractors, and 250 guns of various calibers were transferred. At that time, the radio waves were full of messages from "tank commanders" about preparing an attack on the Bokrinsky bridgehead, about occupying positions of artillery units, about the approach of fresh infantry units. On November 1, 1943, in order to pin down German soldiers in the Kiev area, a diversionary attack was launched from the top of the Bokrinsky bridge. In the past, the main offensive operations of the Red Army towards Kyiv took place here. And on the morning of November 3, the main attack of the Soviet forces against Kiev began from the top of the Liutzh bridgehead with a strong artillery preparation, which became the beginning of the Kiev offensive operation. At the end of the first day, Soviet soldiers were already in the Kiev suburb of Pushcha Voditsa. Fierce anti-German attacks were unsuccessful.

83 years ago, on November 1, 1943, the Red Army launched a diversionary attack towards Kiev from the top of the Bokrinsky Bridge. After failed attempts by the Soviet Union forces in October 1943 to break through from the Bokrinsky and Lyutzhsky bridgeheads towards Kiev, the front reached a state of balance. To decisively change the course of the battle, new decisions were required. The commander of the 1st Ukrainian Front, Army General N.F., found a way out of the situation. i love you He decided to gather all the tank units of his front on top of one bridge and land a crushing blow from there. An excellent operation was carried out to quickly and secretly transfer huge forces - the 3rd Guards. An army of tanks (!), Barnov's cavalry and a large number of artillery units - from Bukarinsky to the bridgehead of Liutzezhsky. This redeployment of huge numbers of equipment and men was not detected by enemy intelligence. The transfer of forces began on the night of October 31 and ended on the morning of November 2, 1943. Tanks, self-propelled guns, artillery and infantry crossed the Dnieper twice and marched at night without lights running along the bank of the Dnieper for more than 150 km. 345 tanks, over 3,500 vehicles with cargo and personnel, up to 500 tractors and tractors, and 250 guns of various calibers were transferred. At that time, the radio waves were full of messages from "tank commanders" about preparing an attack on the Bokrinsky bridgehead, about occupying positions of artillery units, about the approach of fresh infantry units. On November 1, 1943, in order to pin down German soldiers in the Kiev area, a diversionary attack was launched from the top of the Bokrinsky bridge. In the past, the main offensive operations of the Red Army towards Kyiv took place here. And on the morning of November 3, the main attack of the Soviet forces against Kiev began from the top of the Liutzh bridgehead with a strong artillery preparation, which became the beginning of the Kiev offensive operation. At the end of the first day, Soviet soldiers were already in the Kiev suburb of Pushcha Voditsa. Fierce anti-German attacks were unsuccessful.