For some time, while in Avdiivka, some units of the Third Assault Brigade were completely surrounded. However, this did not prevent the soldiers from breaking through to the areas already captured by the occupier. This was reported in the Telegram of the Third Assault Brigade.
"Now we can say that for a certain time some units of the Third Assault Brigade were completely surrounded in Avdiivka, but managed to get out," said Maksym Zhorin, deputy commander of the Third Assault Brigade.
He noted that despite the statements of some Russian channels that there are allegedly fighters who are still on the territory of Avdiivka Coke Plant, in fact "not a single one of our fighters is left there."
"There is basically nothing left there, except for a few dilapidated basements. Almost half of all the KABs that fell on our heads in Avdiivka fell on the territory of the coke plant," the deputy commander stated.
The brigade also published unique footage of its fighters' raids on positions already captured by Russians in Avdiivka.
"The fighters broke through the enemy's combat lines to the areas of the city captured by the enemy. The footage from the night vision device shows a battle in a summer cottage cooperative, close contact and full fire," the statement said.
