276 combat engagements in a day: The General Staff reported the losses of the occupiers at the front.

During the last day, 276 combat engagements took place, during which the Ukrainian forces inflicted significant losses on the occupation troops, both in personnel and equipment. The enemy is also actively undermining the offensive potential of the enemy in the rear.

War News

According to inkorr.com: Yesterday, the enemy carried out a missile strike and launched 55 airstrikes on the positions of the Ukrainian forces and civilian settlements. The use of five missiles and 124 guided aerial bombs was recorded. In total, the aggressor used 3992 kamikaze drones and conducted 4354 shellings, among which 122 were from multiple rocket launch systems. Unfortunately, the enemy's attacks continue in various regions, including Kramatorsk, Kostiantynivka, Illinivka, Dobropillia, Mezheva, and Prymorskyi.

Latest news from the front

Aviation, missile troops, and artillery of the Defense Forces struck two areas where the enemy's weapons and equipment are concentrated. These actions contribute to deterring the enemy at the front.

On the Northern Slobozhanskyi and Kursk directions

In the specified directions, the Ukrainian forces successfully repelled two attacks by Russian troops and endured intense shelling. The enemy conducted 11 airstrikes, used 25 guided aerial bombs, and launched 177 shellings, including from multiple rocket launch systems.

The situation in eastern Ukraine remains extremely tense, and the enemy's activity indicates the need to strengthen defensive strategy and the readiness of the Ukrainian forces to respond to possible threats.

Under the pressure of psychological and physical stress from the aggressor, the Ukrainian military continues to demonstrate resilience and the capability for effective defense. Support from allies and the high level of training of the Defense Forces play a key role in deterring enemy attacks. It is evident that the enemy's offensive actions are not diminishing, and Ukraine needs to be prepared for new challenges at the front.