DeepState reported on Russian advances in the Kramatorsk district
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Russian troops are continuing their offensive in the Donetsk region. According to analysts at DeepState, the occupying forces have managed to advance near the village of Novomarkove in the Kramatorsk district.
This is reported by DeepState analysts.
Front Line Update
The DeepState analytical project has reported changes along the front line in Donetsk Oblast. According to the updated data, Russian troops are advancing in the area of the village of Novomarkove in the Kramatorsk district.
The analysts’ report notes that these changes are already reflected on the interactive map of combat operations.
Where the changes were recorded
The area in question is near the village of Novomarkove in the Kramatorsk district of Donetsk Oblast. Analysts have not yet provided further details regarding the extent of the advance or changes in the situation.
DeepState regularly updates the map of hostilities based on an analysis of information from open sources, geolocation data, and other available information. Information about changes on the front lines is updated as new confirmations become available.
As a reminder, according to DeepState analysts, Russian troops are gradually moving into a new phase of hostilities on the Sloviansk-Kramatorsk axis. According to the project, the occupiers are intensifying their artillery and infantry pressure on Kostiantynivka, while continuing to destroy surrounding settlements.
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