172 combat engagements in a day: how the Armed Forces of Ukraine hold back the invaders' advance.

According to inkorr.com: In the last 24 hours, there have been 172 combat engagements in Ukraine. The Ukrainian military is reliably holding their positions, inflicting significant losses on the enemy and actively responding to its attacks.

Aerial strikes and shelling

Yesterday, the enemy carried out 42 aerial strikes on Ukrainian positions and residential areas, using 93 guided bombs. In total, 4,714 shellings were recorded, of which 97 were carried out using multiple launch rocket systems. The enemy also deployed 6,059 kamikaze drones.

The shelling affected the areas of Malomykhailivka, Mayak, Kyrychkiv (Dnipropetrovsk region), Kosivtsove, Ternuvate, Zatyshia, Zaliznychnoye and Novodanylivka (Zaporizhzhia region).

Strikes on enemy forces

Yesterday, our military carried out precise strikes on four concentrations of enemy equipment and personnel, as well as on another important target.

Combat actions at the front

In the last 24 hours, combat actions took place in several directions. In particular, there were four combat engagements in the Northern Slobozhansky and Kursk directions. In the Southern Slobozhansky direction, 11 engagements occurred. In the Kup'yansky district, the Ukrainian military successfully repelled 11 attacks. In the Lyman direction, the enemy carried out 13 assaults, while in the Sloviansk direction, there were nine. In the Kostiantynivka direction, enemy forces attacked 16 times, and in the Pokrovsk direction, 51 times. Enemy activity was observed in other directions as well.

Thus, the 1360th day of full-scale war in Ukraine continues.

The situation at the front remains tense; in the face of constant enemy attacks, the Ukrainian military demonstrates resilience and readiness for defense. Importantly, analysts state that the total losses of the enemy as a result of our strikes indicate significant difficulties they face on the battlefield. The continuation of hostilities suggests that the war is far from over, and our country continues to fight for its independence.