151 combat clashes in a day: how the front holds after 47 airstrikes and thousands of shelling

Combat clashes and enemy losses

According to Главком: During the past day, there were 151 combat clashes in which Ukrainian servicemen actively repelled enemy attacks, inflicting significant losses. In particular, the invaders conducted 47 airstrikes, during which 129 guided aerial bombs were dropped. A total of 3651 shelling incidents were recorded, 62 of which were carried out using multiple launch rocket systems. It is important to note that 5287 kamikaze drones were involved in targeting areas.

Activity on the front

Active combat actions are observed on the front. Two combat clashes occurred in the Northern Slobozhansky and Kursk directions. In the Kupiansk direction, Ukrainian forces repelled five attacks, while in the Lyman direction, ten enemy attacks were recorded. Three attacks were also halted in the Sloviansk direction, and 17 attacks were repelled in the Kostiantynivka direction.

• In the Pokrovsk direction, Ukrainian servicemen stopped 43 assault actions.
• In the Oleksandrivka direction, 13 attacks were repelled.
• Enemy forces attempted to advance in the Huliaipole direction, where Ukrainian servicemen successfully repelled 25 attacks.
• Two combat clashes also occurred in the Orikhiv direction.
• Twice, the occupiers tried to break through the defense in the Dnipro direction.

These events occur on the 1406th day of the full-scale war in Ukraine, which has been ongoing since the invasion. The situation on the front remains tense, but Ukrainian servicemen demonstrate resilience in repelling enemy attacks.

The situation on the front remains dynamic, with constant enemy attempts to inflict damage on Ukrainian positions through airstrikes and shelling. In the context of a prolonged war, the endurance and readiness of Ukrainian servicemen to repel attacks are important elements for ensuring the security of the territory. The continuation of combat actions indicates that the conflict remains in an active phase, and both sides are clearly not planning to reduce the intensity of their actions in the near future.