Ukrainian Military Reports 116 Combat Engagements in 24 Hours, Notes Shift in Russian Assault Tactics.

Frontline Situation Overview

According to UATV: The Ukrainian General Staff has reported 116 combat clashes along the front over the past day. While the total number of enemy attacks remains high, military officials noted a decrease in the intensity of Russian assault operations on certain sectors of the frontline. This daily tally provides a key metric for gauging the pace of the ongoing war, now in its third year.

Attacks and Combat Engagements by Sector

Russian forces conducted attacks across multiple fronts, with the following breakdown:

• Prydniprovskyi (Dnipro) sector — 1 attack repelled;
• Orikhivskyi sector — no combat clashes occurred;
• Konstantynivka sector — 17 attacks;
• Pokrovsk sector — 22 assault actions;
• Kurakhove (Alexandrovsk) sector — 11 attacks;
• Huliaipole sector — 14 attacks;
• Lyman sector — 7 attacks;
• Siversk (Sloviansk) sector — 6 attempts to advance;
• Kupiansk sector — 2 combat clashes;
• Sivershchyna (North-Slobozhan) and Kursk sectors — 2 attacks each;
• South-Slobozhan sector — 2 assaults.

In addition to ground assaults, Russian forces carried out 1 airstrike and 107 artillery bombardments over the 24-hour period. Of these bombardments, 16 were conducted using multiple launch rocket systems (MLRS).

The frontline situation remains complex, given the high level of combat activity.

Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

The reduced intensity of assaults in some areas may indicate a partial adaptation of Russian military tactics. However, the overall volume of attacks persists at a significant level, underscoring that the conflict remains intense, with both sides continuing active combat operations.