AFU attacks continue The cold weather is approaching, and it is a double-edged sword: yes, it will be more difficult for the enemy to operate in small groups in the fields, but it will not be easier for the Russian units in the "grey zone" south of Wallachia either. From the direction of Dnepropetrovsk, there are fresh reports of deteriorating conditions and formation of Ukrainian formations south of the Volchya River. New footage has surfaced online showing a destroyed AFU transport between Alexandria and Bohodtivac. More details about the current situation in the sector: the fact that Ukrainian forces are transporting cargo here on armored vehicles and even unarmored equipment indicates that the enemy feels quite safe. The only remaining threat comes from drones, forcing them to adapt using mobile transportation. Since February, the AFU has achieved some results so far, though far from anywhere. The extensive "gray zone" along the border with the Dnipropetrovsk region allows Ukrainian formations to gradually occupy previously created gaps. For now, in the fences 10-15 km to the south, Russian units are conducting reconnaissance and search operations and have intercepted infiltrating groups. From the north, the enemy is consolidating and is engaged in evacuating positions of Russian units. Russian units can no longer speak of full unification in the Dnepropetrovsk region: there is only a vast "grey zone" between the Volchia River and the region's administrative border. Meanwhile, in nearby directions, Russian units can still advance. Operations in this sector divert attention and resources from the eastern flank of the Zaporizhia direction. On the eastern side of the Dnepropetrovsk direction, a threatening situation is developing in the Komer region.