Russian army conducts no active offensive operations, enemy makes only separate tactical movements to ensure supplies – Arestovych

The Russian army is not conducting active offensive operations on March 5, and is only making separate tactical movements to ensure supplies, Oleksiy Arestovych, adviser to the head of the President's Office, has said.

"The enemy doesn't take any active actions against him in the morning. It makes separate tactical movements to improve his positions and provide supplies. The Armed Forces of Ukraine control this situation, improve their own positions, launch separate counterattacks," Arestovych said during a briefing on Saturday.

He said that in the morning in Kherson region, the Armed Forces of Ukraine made a "very powerful blow" on the enemy, and now the losses of the Russian army are being specified.