Assault near Spirne Kulko follows LPR and Akhmat

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Dmitry Kulko's frontline report follows an assault by the LPR's 4th Brigade and Akhmat volunteers on fortified positions near Spirne, described as controlling a route toward Lysychansk. Footage and narration follow armored support, dismounted fighting, RPG exchanges and a breach during what the reporter calls six hours of combat. Ruslan Bestaev describes sniper fire and mines; an unnamed fighter says it was his first battle and alleges foreign combatants were present. Kulko says Ukrainian forces abandoned positions and their commanders shelled both sides, and reports that reinforcements were turned back. Apti Alaudinov says food and ammunition no longer reach that sector and predicts further results. The report claims the road was cut and says two hundred Akhmat volunteers arrived in Lysychansk in one day. The battle's filming date is not stated, and the battlefield and nationality claims remain attributed.

Vremya follows the LPR 4th Brigade and Akhmat volunteers in a six-hour assault on fortified Ukrainian positions near Spirne, described as controlling a road toward Lysychansk. Its reporter claims a breach, turned-back reinforcements and a supply-route cut. Fighters describe sniper fire and mines; Alaudinov says supplies no longer reach the sector and predicts further results. Tactical, artillery and foreign-combatant claims remain attributed. The battle date is unstated.