Ukraine’s army command denies information on capturing Novooleksandrivka
Source: Strategic Command of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
The Strategic Command of the Ukrainian army refuted the information published on June 23 by analysts of the DeepState project about the complete capture by the Russians of the village of Novooleksandrivka in the Pokrovsk direction.
‘The specified information regarding the complete occupation by the enemy of the settlement of Novooleksandrivka does not correspond to reality,’ the statement says.
The Armed Forces emphasized that a large part of Novooleksandrivka is occupied by the Russians, but not all of it. Intense fighting is going on in the streets.
The settlement is under the fire control of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and all measures are being taken to drive the occupiers from there.
The army command calls on the media not to spread unverified information and use official sources of information.
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