Nearly 1,300 Russian Troops Eliminated in a Week: Ukraine’s SBU Releases New Data on Demobilized Occupiers.

Frontline Operations

According to Espreso.tv: Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) has released fresh figures on demobilized Russian occupiers, reporting a daily increase in their numbers. Over the past week, close to 1,300 invaders have been killed in combat. As of the start of July 18, 69 clashes had been recorded on the front line, indicating an escalation in hostilities.

Situation Across Different Axes

On the North-Slobozhansky and Kursk axes, seven engagements took place, while the occupiers launched 17 shelling attacks on populated areas and Ukrainian military positions. On the South-Slobozhansky axis, invaders attempted to breach Ukrainian defenses seven times. On the Lyman axis, Ukrainian troops repelled six enemy attempts, and on the Sloviansk axis, defense forces halted 20 hostile assaults.

• On the Kramatorsk axis, Russian invaders conducted six attacks.
• On the Kostiantynivka axis, Ukrainian defenders repelled 10 assaults.
• On the Pokrovsk axis, occupiers tried nine times to push back Ukrainian soldiers.

These figures underscore the tense situation at the front and the intensity of enemy military operations.

The noted escalation of combat on multiple axes highlights the continuation of a conflict that has now lasted several years. The rising number of clashes and significant losses among Russian forces may point to attempts to shift the tactical balance on the battlefield.

The situation remains critical, and further developments demand close attention from the international community.