The Russians are making every effort to break through the frontline

Since the beginning of the day, the number of combat engagements on the front line of the Russian-Ukrainian war has increased to 77. The Russian occupiers are making every effort to break through our defense and are sharpening their offensive potential in these attempts.

Ukrainian troops are taking measures to hold their positions, conducting counterattacks, and destroying the enemy. During the day, our aviation hit 16 areas of concentration of Russian occupants' personnel. The missile troops and artillery of the defense forces hit an area of concentration of personnel, two infrastructure facilities, and remotely mined one area.

In the Kharkiv sector, the enemy tried to push our units from their positions 12 times. Three assault operations are ongoing. The situation in the area of Vovchansk is tense but controlled by the Defense Forces. Today, the Russian army unleashed air terror on the town: a total of eight guided aerial bombs have already hit the town. The enemy attacked the area of Bilyi Kolodyazh with two more UAVs and conducted one air strike on Mala Danylivka.

In the Kupyansk sector, six combat engagements have continued out of 18 since the beginning of the day.

One combat is taking place in the Kramatorsk sector. In total, 12 combat engagements took place here today.

The Russian invaders' losses in the Kramatorsk sector since the beginning of the day amount to 25 killed and wounded in action, and six units of weapons and military equipment. One occupant's vehicle was destroyed; a cannon, a ground control station for drones, two vehicles, and one unit of special equipment were damaged.

So far, 14 combat engagements have taken place in the Pokrovsk sector. The enemy, with the support of aviation, is trying to direct the main assault efforts in the area of Novooleksandrivka and Novoselivka Persha. The situation is under the control of our troops.

In other areas, the situation has not changed significantly.

Author - Serhii Kolomiets, 25/05/2024