Leopard 2A4 der 155. separaten mechanisierten Brigade zerstört das russisch besetzte Gebäude in Pokrovsk [September 2025]

So this leads me to a question/observation.

I know that the frontline is far less „solid“ given the current conditions and the prevalence of drones, and I assume that that makes everything far more porous in terms of allowing groups of infantry and other units to move around and generally infiltrate beyond where the frontline is currently understood to be.

But as I understand it, Pokrovsk itself is still in Ukrainian hands correct? Is this just an example of the current Russian „meta“ of pushing small groups of men forward to gain footholds before reinforcing them and then expanding their advantage?

Also, that’s bold from the Ukrainians to send a Leopard out without associated infantry support. Is that due to lack of infantry proper? Or a „oh, one small group of guys in a building, let’s not risk anyone on foot and just wipe this out with pure firepower.“?