In the Omelnyk direction, both Russian and Ukrainian forces are advancing on different parts of the frontline.

In the southeast, Russian forces eliminated the Ukrainian DRG infiltration south of Hulyaipole and recaptured positions at the western end of the nearby gulley.

To the west, Ukrainian forces began counterattacking southeast along the railway line. They were able to re-enter some railway windbreaks, establishing control over part of them and the adjacent treelines. Attacks were then made further southeast, securing the right flank of the formations to the east carrying out attacking towards the highway.

To the northwest, Russian forces consolidated in the section of railway line southeast of Zaliznychne, captured the warehouses on the outskirts, and infiltrated the western streets of the town. Additionally, they were able to consolidate in the northern part of the town after repeated attacks, before infiltrating the northwestern streets. They also captured positions in the treelines and forest plantations to the north.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces were able to re-enter and clear the village of Staroukrainka from Russian infantry, establishing full control over the settlement and threatening Russian supply into northern Zaliznychne.

+ ~5.04 km² in favour of Russia.
+ ~4.37 km² in favour of Ukraine.

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In the Omelnyk and Pokrovs'ke directions, Ukrainian forces continued their counterattacks, and have made significant progress over the last week.

After recapturing the rest of Ternuvate and clearing Prydorozhnje, Ukrainian forces entered and captured the northern part of Kosivtseve, as well as the railway windbreaks to the southwest. From there, they managed to push the Russians out of Kosivtseve and simultaneously advance east and downhill from the railway line towards the western bank of the Haichur River.

East of the Haichur River, Ukrainian forces continued advancing south through Nove Zaporizhzhya and recaptured the southern part of the village. From there, despite their earlier failed raid, they established control over the northern part of Dobropillya. This forced the remaining Russian formations west of the Haichur River to withdraw eastwards, back across the river, allowing the Ukrainian formations attacking from Kosivtseve to establish themselves along the western bank of the River, taking the village of Pryluky and its surroundings too.

With the Russian bridgehead now gone, Ukrainian forces continued the advance southwards along the eastern bank of the river, fully recapturing the rest of Dobropillya as well as the northern part of the neighbouring village of Varvarivka, where attacks are now taking place further south towards its centre. Additionally, the Ukrainians began pushing east from Dobropillya through the fields, recapturing treeline positions there and infiltrating further east in the direction of Solodka. They are also attacking northeast across the gulley in an attempt at cutting off Russian positions in the strongpoints southeast of Nove Zaporizhzhya.

To the northeast, Ukrainian forces continued advancing in their bridgehead east of the Haichur River, pushing south down three parallel treelines under heavy artillery and drone cover, in an attempt at cutting off the Russian strongpoints in coordination with the attacks from the south. They also captured a number of positions in the treelines further east, and are now attacking to the southeast int he direction of Solodke.

+ ~63.59 km² in favour of Ukraine.

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In the Dobropillya direction, Russian forces continued their assault operations and have made new progress in three different areas.

In the southwest, Russian forces continued slowly advancing through Hryshyne, and captured new positions in the southern and northeastern streets of the village, reaching its centre.

To the northeast, the Russians consolidated in the west of the railway windbreaks east of the highway, as well as in some nearby treeline positions, and continued infiltrating further northwest to the former "Vodyanskaya" No. 2 Mine and the southwestern outskirts of Bilytske. Other assault groups advanced further along the railway line south of Dorozhnje, and captured some treeline positions to the east.

+ ~2.93 km² in favour of Russia.

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In the Kostyantynivka direction, Russian forces continued their assault operations and have made new progress southwest of Kostyantynivka.

In the west, Russian forces consolidated in the southern part of Stepanivka and continued infiltrating towards the northern part of the village.

In the east, the Russians continued infiltrating through southern Illinivka to the southwestern streets of Kostyantynivka, where a grey-zone remains. They also managed to improve their positions east of Berestok, while fighting with Ukrainian formations in the village itself continues.

+ ~2.41 km² in favour of Russia.

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In the Kostyantynivka direction, Russian forces continued their assault operations and have made new progress north of Kostyantynivka.

Following the earlier Ukrainian counterattacks in Virulyubivka, Russian forces crossed the tributary of the Bilenka River at two points, entrenching in the treelines and forest plantations in the direction of Stinky.

+ ~0.72 km² in favour of Russia.

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In the Rai-Oleksandrivka direction, Russian forces continued to advance and have made new progress in three different areas.

In the northeast, Russian forces advanced further through the treelines southwest of Bondarne and cleared the last positions of the pocket east of the tributary of the Vasyukivka River.

To the west, after securing all of southern Pryvillya, the Russians consolidated in the northern part of the village, while deepening their infiltrations further northwest down the highway.

In the southwest, Russian forces resumed their assault operations northwest of Novomarkove, advancing northwest up both banks of the Siverskyi-Donets Canal. Here, they were able to seize a number of trenches and dugouts, as well as some adjacent treeline positions. Fighting also continues for the westernmost part of Minkivka, while some Russian soldiers have attempted to reach the treelines west of the village.

+ ~7.73 km² in favour of Russia.

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Ukrainian channels are beginning to acknowledge the Ukrainian counteroffensive actions in the Hulyaipole and Pokrovs'ke directions, after around 10 days of heavy censorship on the events by the command for OPSEC purposes.

The ruins of Bilytske, Donetsk Oblast, from more than 6 months of heavy Russian bombardment.

The city has been completely destroyed, without the actual battle for it even beginning yet.

Correction: This video was actually filmed further north, in the Shevchenko District. Some new Ukrainian advancements and infiltrations have taken place in the city.

Ukrainian forces have recaptured the village of Novooleksandrivka, Pokrovs'ke direction, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~263.
Total land area: ~1.06 km².

The fighting for Novooleksandrivka lasted less than 4 days.

Ukrainian forces have recaptured the village of Vidradne, Pokrovs'ke direction, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~166.
Total land area: ~0.65 km².

Last night, Russia once again attacked Ukrainian-controlled Donetsk Oblast with Geran-2 drones.

At least 9 Gerans attacked the area of Slovyansk and Kramatorsk, hitting multiple targets, including the Cherevkovka District in eastern Slovyansk.

The attached image is from Cherevkovka.

A Russian Pantsir-S1 launcher tries and fails to shoot down a Ukrainian drone (presumably FP-1/2) before it strikes the system.