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The Russian military has secured its most significant territorial gains in six months, liberating over 580 square kilometers in May 2025 alone. This dramatic advance represents Moscow’s most successful offensive push since November 2024, as Ukrainian defenses show increasing signs of strain across multiple sectors of the frontline. Rapidly expanding the security zone near the border, advancing in the Sumy region LINK, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue successful offensive operations in different directions on the Donbass frontlines.
Krasny Liman Sector: Russian Forces Create Strategic Bulge
In the fiercely contested Krasny Liman direction, Russian troops have achieved a critical breakthrough between the recently liberated Redkodub and Lipove, carving out a 7-kilometer deep salient into Ukrainian defensive lines. Elite assault units from Russia’s West operational group have approached the village of Karpivka following intense fighting, despite desperate Ukrainian attempts to dislodge them.
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Simultaneously, Russian forces are advancing from Lipove to the south toward Zelena Dolyna, destroying heavily fortified Ukrainian positions one after another. Ukrainian commanders reportedly face severe manpower shortages in this sector, as precious reserves are being diverted to shore up collapsing defenses near Konstantynivka and Pokrovsk. The situation has become so dire that Ukrainian troops are increasingly reliant on drone operations to compensate for their dwindling infantry numbers.
Seversk and Konstantynivka Axes: Tightening the Noose
The front around the Slavyansk-Kramatorsk urban agglomeration has seen equally dramatic developments, with Russian forces raising their flag in Ivano-Darivka in the Seversk sector. Meanwhile, the battle for Konstantynivka continues to intensify, with Russian troops making steady progress on three converging axes of advance.
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In a particularly symbolic victory, Russian forces have secured full control of the strategically important village of Zarya after a brutal battle for the local school complex, which Ukrainian defenders had transformed into a reinforced stronghold. Further north, the elite 13th Assault Detachment took control of Dyleevka following days of relentless combat on the northern flank of Toretsk, forcing Ukrainian troops to retreat toward Bila Hora.
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Russian advances along the vital Pokrovsk-Konstantynivka supply corridor have brought forward units within just 9 kilometers of Konstantynivka’s outskirts. Perhaps more ominously for Ukrainian defenders, Russian positions in nearby Chasiv Yar now loom just 4 kilometers from the city, creating a multi-directional threat that could soon become untenable.
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Pokrovsk Sector: Grinding Advance Under Heavy Fire
The Pokrovsk direction has become a brutal test of endurance for both sides, with Russian forces engaged in grueling, house-to-house fighting in Novosergeevka, Kotlyno, and Udachnoe. While progress has been measured in meters rather than kilometers, Russian drone operators have achieved remarkable success in degrading Ukrainian defensive positions.
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Ukrainian attempts to launch counterattacks near Novyi Trud and Zelene on the southern outskirts of Pokrovsk have failed to alter the tactical situation, despite sustaining heavy casualties. The battlefield there has settled into a deadly rhythm of small-unit actions, artillery duels, and drone strikes, with neither side able to achieve a decisive breakthrough.
Southern Donetsk: Crumbling Ukrainian Defenses
On the southern frontlines, Ukrainian forces have suffered significant setbacks, failing in two separate counterattack attempts near Novoukrainka and Komar while losing valuable armored vehicles in the process. Russian troops continue their advance through Veseloe, Volnoe Pole, and Levadnoe, carefully preparing the ground for what could become a major push toward key Ukrainian strongholds in the Dnepropetrovsk region.
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The Russian military’s constant successes demonstrate a refined strategy combining overwhelming firepower with precise drone warfare and effective encirclement tactics. Ukrainian forces, while continuing to put up fierce resistance, appear increasingly hampered by critical shortages in both manpower and equipment. With Russian forces now threatening vital logistical hubs like Konstantynivka, Ukrainian commanders face agonizing decisions about where to commit their dwindling reserves. The coming weeks may prove decisive, as Moscow seeks to capitalize on its current momentum before anticipated Western aid can reach the frontlines.
As the summer campaign season begins, the battlefield map of eastern Ukraine continues to shift in Russia’s favor. While Ukrainian resilience has surprised observers before, the current operational picture suggests Moscow may be on the verge of achieving its most significant strategic gains since the early months of the conflict. The ability of Ukrainian forces to stabilize the front in the face of these relentless Russian advances will likely determine the course of the war in the critical months ahead.
ukraine press claims :
ukraina just did (attack on russian pearl harbor and bombed 40 bomber planes such a50 l70 etc.-spiderweb attact)
and now russia will accept ceasefire, ukraina showed that its not weak
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sorry, i misspelled my name.
the ukrainians have shown plenty of weakness for eleven years.
they’re really good at shooting unarmed civilians though.
ukraine just bombed some scrapyards and fell in the trap😂😂😂
the scorecard up until now :
1st step : putin has already lost. 2nd step : we cannot let putin win ! 3rd step : we demand an unconditionnal immediate ceasefire ! 4th step : you are here
depravii nemanski sektorilui gruzinam kartovipav schizisky !!!
perhaps ukraine & their undocumented allies should consider retreating from chasov yar to stinky now, before this situation grows more ‘odorous’.
i believe the people of liman voted through referendum to become part of russia . i doubt russia will allow any negotiations with the gangster cult to change this . so its fate is sealed to become russian territory .
voting needed in odessa and kharkov as well💯
poor devil the one killed in the quad attack. horrible.
wrong place, right time. kaboom
i thought it would take 3 days or 1 week at most to take kiev, but in the meantime how many russians were cannon fodder? 800/900k, the invaders won’t even be safe in siberia
the russians never said that, some kike at new york times said that
by next week it’ll be 8000/9000k, as the ukrainian fairytale goes.
the russians seem safer in crimea than the ukrainians are in lwow. how many ukrainians have left the failed cia project since the 2014 coup in kiev? how many dead ukrainian military personnel since the 2014 coup?
dumb americunt–1.5 million dead ukies less than 100,000 rus troops; col doug macgregor
really be nice if putin stepped back and stopped interfering and let the russian army fight properly. putin needs to stop pretending there isn’t a war going on.
hello, i’m holding a worldwide fund raiser so that zelensky can buy a suit.
or if someone works at a children’s section please do get in touch. thanks!
boys 8-10 should do nicely.
i’ll contribute but only if it’s his burial suit.
i no need suit only more cocaine from hunter crackhead biden
five eyes media fart pumps are back hitting the ukrainian fiasco hard. helps draw attention from the murder-festival being conducted by the jewish supremacists in palestine.
we describe payment for sodomy by obese mulatto in gay bar as victory in burger;and–ask transgender vanya for proof
gullible americunts send me hundreds of billions $ lick my peniz as russian troops advance liberate 21 more towns past 8 days
you tube: silenzium the battle goes on
you tube: radio tapok attack of the dead men
vanya jibber like 9 year old girl in denmark—americunts all act like 9 yr olds