Russian troops are advancing near the village of Tsvitkove. These changes have been marked on the map of combat operations.
It was reported by the monitoring project DeepState.
Analysts have updated the front-line map and noted that the enemy has advanced in the area of Tsvitkove.
At the same time, DeepState has urged users to report any potential inaccuracies in the data via their dedicated bot.
Information regarding the advance of russian troops requires verification and does not constitute an official statement from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
As a reminder, according to DeepState’s latest estimate, the area of Ukrainian territory occupied by russia increased by 154 square kilometers in September. Previously, analysts had estimated this figure at 66 square kilometers.
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I’m surprised about Deep State estimates. Based at least on ISW, that information appears one sided. Here’s what I got from ISW
“Institute for the Study of War (ISW): Assessed that Russian forces seized approximately 175.5 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory in September, but simultaneously lost control of around 256.4 square kilometers due to Ukrainian counterattacks and localized operations, resulting in a net loss of roughly 80 square kilometers for Russia over the month.”