The Russian army advanced in several directions: Zaporizhzhya, Sumy region, and Toretsk

The Russian army advanced in several directions: Zaporizhzhya, Sumy region, and Toretsk

Russian forces have advanced on the front line once again, this time in several areas simultaneously.

This is evidenced by data from DeepState analysts and satellite maps.

Zaporizhzhya direction

The occupiers have advanced south of Kamyanske. Previously, Russian forces also made advances in the area of Pyatykhatky on the Orihiv direction. This indicates gradual, albeit slow, expansion of Russian control in this part of the front.

Sumy region

In the north of the country, the situation remains tense. The gray zone has significantly expanded, covering almost the entire territory of the village of Basivka near the Kursk bridgehead. This means that active fighting is ongoing in the village, causing concern among the local population and threatening further escalation in the northern direction.

Toretsk (Donetsk region)

Russian forces have also achieved tactical advances in the Toretsk area. This city has long remained under threat, and the enemy’s new successes indicate the intensification of hostilities in this section of the front.

The Ukrainian command has not yet officially commented on these map changes, but the situation in the regions indicates the necessity to strengthen defences and respond to enemy actions.

Amid ammunition shortages and delays in Western aid, even minor tactical successes of the Russians could have strategic consequences if not promptly halted.