 Ukrainian saboteurs successfully operate behind Russian forces. The Ministry of Defence of Germany has analysed the course of military operations in Ukraine, which indicates that Ukrainian military forces are attempting to weaken the Russian army through diversions far beyond the frontline. According to Build, citing the report, pro-Ukrainian sabotage groups disrupted the main railway connection in the territory of the Zaporizia region occupied by Russian forces. Furthermore, the railway in occupied Crimea came under attack by saboteurs. According to the Ministry of Defence of Germany, this proves that Ukrainian forces can still operate in regions under Russian control far beyond the frontline. The German Ministry is also analysing the sabotage of an ammonia pipeline in the Kharkiv region in early June. The report states that Ukraine's involvement in the destruction of the ammonia pipeline cannot be ruled out. As stated by the German Ministry of Defence, Russian occupation forces are defending the frontline from prepared positions with all available forces. At the same time, the Russian army increasingly relies on aerial, missile and unmanned attacks to inflict losses on Ukrainian forces. Russian forces are under pressure in the area of Bakhmut, pointed out the German agency. Additionally, the Russian army presumably no longer controls the entire city. Earlier, Colonel Margo Grossberg, Chief of the Estonian Defence Forces Intelligence Centre, stated that the armed forces of Ukraine are conducting reconnaissance to identify weak points in the defensive positions of Russian occupation forces. According to him, there will be no active counter-offensive operations in the coming week.