Russia withdraws troops from the north and west of the Kinburn Spit — 337th Regiment without supplies

Russian units began an urgent withdrawal from positions on the Kinburn Spit in Mykolaiv region after the Ukrainian Defense Forces cut off supply routes, members of the partisan movement “ATESH” reported.

This is stated in a message from a network agent of the “Dnipro” troop formation cell, published on their Telegram channel here.

“Due to significant personnel losses, the units of the 337th regiment are being withdrawn from the shoreline — from the northern and western parts of the spit. Fire teams cannot cope with losses from drone strikes by the SOU, and casualties continue to increase,” the partisan movement “ATESH” said.

According to the network’s assessment, logistics in this area has completely stopped: delivery of ammunition, fuel and food has ceased, causing units of the 337th regiment to abandon previously held positions.

“After transferring part of the servicemen to the Zaporizhzhia direction, the remaining units have practically lost personnel. Replenishment has never been carried out,” added the partisans from the movement “ATESH”.

The leadership of the occupying forces, according to the underground, is trying to patch the gaps by pulling troops from some lines and moving them to others, but they are no longer able to hold the defense.

“The occupiers’ logistical system in this area has completely collapsed,” ATEsh summed up.

Earlier we wrote:

• Fearing the de-occupation of Kinburn, Russia deployed special forces from Sevastopol — among the fighters are former Ukrainian Armed Forces servicemen
• Partisans helped the Ukrainian Armed Forces burn a long-range Russian artillery piece on the Kinburn Spit
• Kinburn Spit: from “place of power” — to a launch site for drones targeting Mykolaiv
• Kim explained whether there is a threat of a renewed Russian invasion of Mykolaiv region
• Russians are transferring forces to the Kinburn Spit to carry out assaults