Today (April 5), Hezbollah published a total of 34 statements regarding recent operations targeting Israel and the IDF in Israel and southern Lebanon, down from yesterday's 41.
This brings their total stated operations since the beginning of the war to 1,387, with an average of 40.79 per day since March 2.
Note: Hezbollah only announces a small fraction of the total operations carried out against the IDF, and often combines multiple attacks into one statement. This graph only counts total Hezbollah statements.
This brings their total stated operations since the beginning of the war to 1,387, with an average of 40.79 per day since March 2.
Note: Hezbollah only announces a small fraction of the total operations carried out against the IDF, and often combines multiple attacks into one statement. This graph only counts total Hezbollah statements.
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Changes on the frontline in Ukraine for March 2026:
Yellow = Russian advances
Light blue = Ukrainian advances
Russian advances:
Donetsk Oblast: ~61.85 km²
Sumy Oblast: ~59.87 km²
Zaporizhzhia Oblast: ~59.66 km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~42.33 km²
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~1.40 km²
Total: ~225.11 km² (down by 3.30%)
Ukrainian advances:
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~17.04 km²
Zaporizhzhia Oblast: ~29.22 km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~7.27 km²
Donetsk Oblast: ~29.06 km²
Sumy Oblast: ~6.82 km²
Total: ~89.41 km² (down by 76.16%).
Net changes (Russian advances minus Ukrainian advances): +135.70 km² in favour of Russia.
Note: This covers net gains for each side. Ukrainian advances that took place on territory Russia occupied within this month will simply be subtracted from the Russian total, and vice versa.
Yellow = Russian advances
Light blue = Ukrainian advances
Russian advances:
Donetsk Oblast: ~61.85 km²
Sumy Oblast: ~59.87 km²
Zaporizhzhia Oblast: ~59.66 km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~42.33 km²
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~1.40 km²
Total: ~225.11 km² (down by 3.30%)
Ukrainian advances:
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast: ~17.04 km²
Zaporizhzhia Oblast: ~29.22 km²
Kharkiv Oblast: ~7.27 km²
Donetsk Oblast: ~29.06 km²
Sumy Oblast: ~6.82 km²
Total: ~89.41 km² (down by 76.16%).
Net changes (Russian advances minus Ukrainian advances): +135.70 km² in favour of Russia.
Note: This covers net gains for each side. Ukrainian advances that took place on territory Russia occupied within this month will simply be subtracted from the Russian total, and vice versa.
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AMK Mapping
Ukraine carried out a massive drone attack on the Sheskharis Oil Terminal in Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai. While most of the drones were shot down, several impacts to Pier no. 1, Pier no. 2, and other port infrastructure was recorded. Several fires broke…
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Footage showing some of the Ukrainian FP-1/2 drone strikes on Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai overnight.
Among the targets hit were:
- A Russian "Admiral Makarov" frigate, which can launch up to 8 Kalibr cruise missiles.
- The "Sivash" oil drilling rig (hit twice).
It's possible that the frigate's EW jammed the drone before it hit it.
Among the targets hit were:
- A Russian "Admiral Makarov" frigate, which can launch up to 8 Kalibr cruise missiles.
- The "Sivash" oil drilling rig (hit twice).
It's possible that the frigate's EW jammed the drone before it hit it.
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An Iranian ballistic missile struck the SABIC petrochemical plant in Saudi Arabia, resulting in a large fire breaking out.
This is the larger petrochemical plant in the Middle east and the fourth largest in the world.
This is the larger petrochemical plant in the Middle east and the fourth largest in the world.
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Forwarded from Playfra - Maps & Analyses
Another example of terrible roads in eastern Ukraine, in this case near the village of Dmytrivka, Donetsk Oblast, just west of Kramatorsk.
The car needs to slow down and even stop often because of the holes in the road, which disturbs the supply flow to Ukrainian-controlled Donbas, as well as makes the trips much less safe because of more exposure to Russian FPVs, especially in the future when they will reach this road, too.
Fortunately, roads in Donetsk Oblast aren't as terrible as the ones farther away from big cities like Kramatorsk, where renovation works are fortunately ongoing.
The video was recorded on March 24th. Currently, Russian Molniya-2 drones can reach this road.
The car needs to slow down and even stop often because of the holes in the road, which disturbs the supply flow to Ukrainian-controlled Donbas, as well as makes the trips much less safe because of more exposure to Russian FPVs, especially in the future when they will reach this road, too.
Fortunately, roads in Donetsk Oblast aren't as terrible as the ones farther away from big cities like Kramatorsk, where renovation works are fortunately ongoing.
The video was recorded on March 24th. Currently, Russian Molniya-2 drones can reach this road.
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The ruins of Kostyantynivka. The city continues to be turned to rubble.
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