Latest Updates On Ukraine Frontlines, 1 February 2023
Reviewing The Latest Military Developments In Donbas Front And Southern Ukraine
Reviewing The Latest Military Developments In Donbas Front And Southern Ukraine
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Russian army attacked energy infrastructure and other positions in 18 cities of Ukraine with more than 100 cruise missiles.
ISWNews Analysis Group: After the retreat of the Russian army from the west bank of the Dnipro river, the Ukrainian army managed to recover 4800 square kilometers from Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts.
1- Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Dmytro Kolba, announced the proposal to cut off diplomatic relations with Iran. He raised this request with the President of Ukraine. This request was made because of the prominent role of Iranian Shahed-136 drones in the battles of Ukraine. 2- Yuriy Ignat, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force: “Russia is […]
– Russian Army and its allies have increased their attacks to capture the important city of Bakhmut. Clashes continue in the eastern and southern entrances of the city.– Clashes continue in Soledar town between Russian and Ukrainian army forces.– The exchange of artillery fire continues sporadically in other frontlines of Donbas region.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Ukrainian forces have reached near the town of Lyman, and heavy battles continue to recapture this area from Russian control.
ISWNews Analysis Group: In the continuation of Russian retreats in Kharkiv Oblast in the east of Ukraine, Russian army forces completely withdrew from the north and northeast of Kharkiv.
ISWNews Analysis Group: After a series of retreats by the Russian army from Kharkiv Oblast in the last week, Ukrainian forces and its allies dominated large areas of the east of this oblast with an area of approximately 5900 square kilometers.
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Russian army and its allies are advancing on Soledar and the important city of Bakhmut in the north of Donetsk Oblast.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Clashes between the Russian army and the Ukrainian army in the provinces of Donetsk, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson continues without any particular change in the conflict lines.
After 131 days of war, so far, Russia has occupied 98,444 square kilometers, equivalent to 16.3% of the area of Ukraine.
ISWNews Analysis Group: After 130 days of war, the important industrial city of Lysychansk was captured by the Russian forces and its allies.