Liberation Of Left Bank Of Oskil Starts: AFU Enter Peski-Radkivske

The occupiers and their accomplices fled in a hurry.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have liberated the village of Peski Radkivske in the left bank of the Borovska community in Kharkiv Region from the Russian occupants.

The liberation of the Borovska community settlements on the left bank of the Oskil River began in the south, the Borovska settlement council's Telegram reported.

"In particular, the village of Peski Radkivske (the second largest settlement in the community, where about 2,000 people lived before the war), is already under the control of the AFU. But the Ukrainian military is still discovering groups of Russian soldiers there, conducting mopping-up operations and demining. The locals are happily welcoming our soldiers, trying to help with everyday issues, preparing food for the defenders, and thanking them for their liberation with tears of joy in their eyes," the publication said.

It is reported that the occupation "authorities" have left the community, almost all the collaborators have also fled, some locals have moved to safer territories over the past week, while the rest stay at home and hide in basements and shelters.

"Hostilities are ongoing. The AFU is pushing the enemy out, but the liberated areas are suffering from enemy shelling. Sounds of explosions are also constantly heard from the north, east and south," the report said.