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The dynamical environment of the high-mass star-forming region G28.288$-$0.364
Massive stars form within deeply embedded dust cores, and the development of hypercompact and ultracompact H II regions characterizes their early evolution. Identifying and analyzing such regions is essential for understanding the physical processes that govern massive star formation and the transit
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