193 battles on the front in Ukraine in the last 24 hours. Russia launched over 10.000 drones and 83 airstrikes
On the Ukrainian front, 193 battles between Ukrainian and Russian forces have been recorded in the past 24 hours, with the most intense fighting in the Pokrovsk, Kostiantynivka and Huliaipole sectors. According to the General Staff of the Ukrainian Army, Russia launched 83 air strikes, used over 10.000 kamikaze drones and carried out thousands of bombings on Ukrainian military positions and settlements, Ukrinform reports.
The data presented on Sunday, October 25, reflects the situation on the front line the previous day. According to the report, Russian troops dropped 281 guided bombs and carried out 3.276 strikes on Ukrainian positions and settlements, including 24 with multiple launch rocket systems. In total, 10.010 kamikaze drones were used.
The most ground attacks were recorded in the Pokrovsk sector, where the Russian army attempted 16 times to advance near several localities, including Sofiivka, Vilne, Novyi Donbas, Vasylivka and Molodetsk, as well as in the direction of Dobropillia, Krasnopodillia and Serhiivka.
In the Kostiantynivka sector, 13 Russian attacks were reported, and in the Huliaipole area, another 13 attempts to advance. According to the Ukrainian military, Russian forces also tried to advance in the Kupiansk, Liman, Sloviansk and Orikhiv sectors.
In the South Slobozansk sector, Ukrainian troops repelled eight attacks. Another six assaults were reported in the Liman area, four in the Kupiansk sector, and four near Sloviansk.
The Sumy and Chernihiv regions were also targeted by Russian shelling. Several towns in northern Ukraine were shelled with artillery, and the towns of Svesa, Paliivka and Pisarivka were hit from the air.
In turn, Ukrainian missile and artillery forces attacked an area of concentration of Russian troops and military equipment, a drone control point, and a command and observation post.
There have been no reports of Russian assault operations in the Kramatorsk and Dnieper River sectors. At the same time, the Ukrainian General Staff states that the situation in the Volhynia and Polesia directions has remained largely unchanged, with no indications of the formation of new Russian offensive groups.
