Discover what’s happening today:
- The RF Armed Forces have initiated an offensive in the border regions of the Kharkiv area – the extent of the operation remains uncertain;
- North of the Avdiivka operational zone, Ukrainian forces successfully halted the enemy’s advance;
- A clash between Russian military auto inspection officers and “Akhat” fighters made headlines;
- Ukraine has approved a law allowing specific prisoner categories to be drafted into military service;
- A significant missile and drone attack targeted Ukrainian energy facilities, causing damage in six regions;
- An unprecedented long-range UAV strike penetrated deep into Russian territory, reaching an oil refinery in Bashkortostan;
- Visual evidence from Oryx project volunteers confirms the loss of 3000 Russian tanks;
- A new US aid package includes missiles for Patriot and NASAMS air defense systems, HIMARS MLRS, and Bradley IFVs.
Current Frontline Situation
The highlight of the week was the commencement of the RF Armed Forces’ offensive along the Russian-Ukrainian border in northern Kharkiv region. After prior build-up of forces, Russian troops reportedly seized control of border villages like Strelcha, Krasnoye, Pyl’naya, Borisovka, and Gatishche. These areas were previously outside Ukrainian control.
Despite these gains, casualties and vehicle losses were incurred, including on the Russian side. Z-channels shared images of captured Ukrainian personnel and attacks on Ukrainian artillery and air defense systems.
Original source: theins.ru
