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130 Frontline Clashes Recorded in One Day Across Ukraine
Ukrainian forces faced 130 clashes with Russian troops in a single day, marking a significant period of intensified fighting. The heaviest combat occurred in the Pokrovsk and Huliaipole areas.
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According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, there were 130 combat engagements reported yesterday. Russian forces executed one missile strike with two missiles, 76 air strikes, and dropped 264 guided bombs.

Key locations affected by air strikes included Bachiivsk, Kucheryivka, Sukhodil, and Maksymivshchyna in Sumy Oblast; Oleksandrhrad in Donetsk Oblast; and Huliaipole in Zaporizhzhia Oblast among others. Ukrainian aviation, missile troops, and artillery targeted five concentrations of enemy personnel, three artillery systems, a command post, a munitions depot, and five additional strategic objectives of the occupiers.
On the Northern Slobozhansky and Kursk fronts, there was one air strike and 129 shelling incidents, including eight from rocket systems. The Southern Slobozhansky direction saw one attempt by Russian forces to assault Ukrainian positions near Zybyn.
Near Kupiansk, there were two attacks directed at Kurylivka. The Lyman front experienced three attacks as the enemy sought to breach defenses near Stavy, Drobysheve, and Lyman.
Ukrainian troops thwarted eight attempts by the aggressor to advance in the Sloviansk direction. In Kramatorsk, Russian forces attempted two attacks near Nykyforivka and Chasiv Yar while launching 19 assaults across Kostiantynivka, Ivanopillia, and other nearby settlements.
In the Pokrovsk region, Ukrainian defenders repelled 22 offensive actions from the aggressor. The conflict on the Huliaipole front involved 19 attacks from Russian troops.
At the same time, Ukrainian forces successfully pushed back one enemy attack in the Dnipropetrovsk region near the Antonivsky Bridge. There were no indications of offensive troop formations in the Volyn and Polissya areas.
Source: Ukrinform UA Ukrinform UA