Following the Battle of Uman "Panzer-Regiment" 2 was given a rest. On 8 September the attack resumed and the regiment crossed the Dnjepr on the night of 11/12 September. Together with the I. battalion of "Schützen-Regiment" 79 they started their attacked on Lubny and ambushed and destroyed a Soviet supply convoy. The attack on Lubny ended on 14 September. The Kiev pocket was sealed when panzers of the 3. "Panzer-Division" linked up with "Panzer-Regiment" 2 on 15 September 1941. The spearhead of "Panzergruppe" 2, under Guderian and "Panzergruppe" 1, under Von Kleist had captured 50 Soviet Divisions. "Panzer-Regiment" 2 was then dispatched to prevent Soviet troops from escaping the pocket. For "Panzer-Regiment" 2 the battle of Kiev continued until 4 October 1941.