Eastern Front Update: Ukrainian Forces Repel Assaults Amid Intense Fighting

Pokrovsk Sector: Intense Fighting Continues

Russian forces are attempting to concentrate in the southern part of Pokrovsk. Ukrainian Defense Forces are systematically engaging them in ongoing clashes within the area.

Crucially, the northern sector of Pokrovsk remains under Ukrainian control, with operations underway to eliminate enemy presence in urban areas.

Myrnohrad Under Pressure

In Myrnohrad, Ukrainian defenders are maintaining established defensive lines despite increased enemy activity. The Russian army is intensifying pressure on the city's northern area.

Intelligence indicates the enemy is amassing heavy equipment and personnel for a potential assault. Ukrainian Defense Forces are deploying necessary resources to counter the enemy, striking at concentrations and logistics to disrupt their plans.

Operation Task Force "East" Overview

Over the past day, forces in the Operation Task Force "East" area have demonstrated significant resilience. Ukrainian defenders repelled a total of 111 Russian assaults across the sector.

During this period, a substantial 665 enemy drones of various types and 21 units of other weapons and equipment were destroyed.

Enemy Losses and Ukrainian Strikes

Russian forces reportedly sustained 392 personnel losses in this front section alone. Specifically in the Pokrovsk sector, 54 Russian soldiers were eliminated and 27 wounded. Additionally, 42 enemy drones were destroyed, and seven shelters for Russian personnel were damaged.

Ukrainian Defense Forces also effectively targeted drone operators, successfully hitting 21 Russian UAV control points within 24 hours.

Wider Front: Previous Engagements

Previously, Ukrainian defenders successfully repelled 64 assault operations by Russian troops. These engagements occurred in numerous areas including Vilne, Novyi Donbas, Rodynske, Kotlyne, Pokrovsk, Hryshyne, Muravka, Udachne, Molodetske, and Filiia.

Additional combat operations targeted settlements such as Serhiivka, Bilytske, Novooleksandrivka, Novopidhorodne, and Novopavlivka, underscoring the broad scope of defensive efforts.