In the Pokrovske direction, Russian forces continued to advance in the area of the Zaporizhzhia-Dnipropetrovsk regional border, and have captured the village of Novomykolaivka.

Russian forces advanced from the treelines north of Obratne, reaching a tributary of the Yanchur River, and crossing over into the eastern houses of Novomykolaivka. They were able to capture the village relatively quickly, and expanded their zone of control to the treelines north and south of it. They also advanced from the village of Zaporizke and captured the treeline to the southwest.

+ ~6.66 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Pokrovske direction, Russian forces continued to advance deeper into Dnipropetrovsk Oblast and have completed the capture of Sosnivka.

After breaking through Ukrainian positions in the direction of Velykomykhailivka and repelling Ukrainian counterattacks, Russian forces resumed their assault operations in Sosnivka and established control over the northern part of the village which was previously in the grey zone.

Additionally, they advanced down a treeline northwest of the village and pushed down the gulley south of the village.

+ ~1.90 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Pokrovsk direction, Russian forces continued to advance and have captured new positions southeast of Pokrovsk.

Russian forces advanced to the treeline running east of Novoukrainka, and established control over most of it. They also captured a section of the Lysivka - Novopavlivka Road, and entered the western outskirts of Lysivka from the forest.

+ ~0.85 km² in favour of Russia.

In the Dobropillya direction, both Russian and Ukrainian forces advanced, with Ukrainian forces continuing to recapture large areas northeast of Pokrovsk.

Ukrainian forces advanced in two areas. In the northeast, after Russian assault operations stalled, they advanced from the area of Sofiivka towards Poltavka and Rusyn Yar, recapturing positions in several different treelines and along two gulleys.

To the southwest, Ukrainian forces advanced south and southeast from Volodymyrivka, capturing positions in three different treelines, and entering the northern houses of Novotoretske. Additionally, fighting continues for Pankivka, where the whole village is in the grey zone.

Meanwhile, Russian forces continued to expand the western flank of their salient to Kucheriv Yar, and re-entered the village of Nove Shakhove, capturing positions in its eastern houses. Ukrainian forces continued attempts to enter Kucheriv Yar from the north.

+ ~13.39 km² in favour of Ukraine.
+ ~1.52 km² in favour of Russia.

Deepstate's latest update shows that Russian advances in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (Pokrovske direction) are not slowing.

Are we really going to continue to use maps showing fake advances? Ukraine failed to cut off the Russians in their salient to Kucheriv Yar and refocused further east after recapturing Volodomyrivka.

Russia still holds Doroznje, while this map shows it 5 km behind the front line. This map is from someone called "Shalin", and the claims are based off Deepstate, old footage, and dubious claims that have been proven false time and time again.

Also, I love how they still have it marked as Russia being encircled east of Kucheriv Yar after almost an entire month lmao.

The comments....

Footage showing two Russian Kh-38ML missile strikes on a Ukrainian crossing over the Oskil River near the village of Osynovo, Kupyansk direction.

Coordinates: 49.64260, 37.63548

Russian forces have captured the village of Obratne, Pokrovske direction, Zaporizhzhia Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~37.
Total land area: ~0.18 km².

Russian forces have captured the village of Ternove, Pokrovske direction, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.

Pre-war population: ~316.
Total land area: ~1.50 km².

Footage showing a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile strike on a reported Ukrainian long-range UAV control point near Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast.

KAB glide-bomb to Sumy City

Explosion in Sumy

Another KAB to Sumy