According to the General Staff, the Pokrovsk axis witnessed the highest volume of activity, with Russian forces launching 32 attacks. The report states that occupiers attempted to advance in the areas of Sofiivka, Vilne, Vodianske, Vasylivka, Molodetske, and Udachne, as well as toward Toretske, Kucheriiv Yar, Dobropillia, Hannivka, Novohrishine, Huleve, and Serhiivka. On the Kostiantynivsk direction, Ukrainian military recorded 15 attacks, with offensive actions reported near Kostiantynivka, Raiske, and Pavlivka. The Huliaipole direction saw 17 attacks, with Russian forces attempting to move toward Ternuvate, Dolyinka, Hirke, Charyivne, and Yehorivka.
In other sectors, Ukrainian units reported repelling five attacks on the Southern Slobozhanskyi direction, specifically in the vicinity of Okhrimivka and Mala Vovcha. On the Kupiansk direction, the adversary attempted to improve its tactical position three times near Radkivka. The Lymansk direction recorded six assault actions by Russian forces toward Nove, Stavky, and Lyman, which were reportedly repelled. Two attacks were observed on the Sloviansk direction near Yampil and Orihuvatka, while three attacks were reported on the Kramatorsk direction toward Malynivka, Vasyutynske, and Chervone.
On the Northern Slobozhanskyi and Kursk directions, the report indicates 37 shelling incidents targeting Ukrainian positions and populated areas, three of which involved multiple rocket launch systems. The General Staff noted that no assault actions were conducted by Russian forces on the Oleksandrivsk, Orihivsk, or Pridniprovske directions. Furthermore, no signs of the formation of offensive groupings were detected on the Volyn and Polesie directions.
The provided source material does not include casualty figures, equipment loss data, or civilian impact assessments. The report concludes with the current status of the front, highlighting the continued pressure on the central sectors while noting relative stability on the northern and southern flanks.
