The occupiers' artillery in the Dnipro region lasts a maximum of two or three days
In the Dnipro sector, Russian artillery systems remain in their positions for an average of 2–3 days after being deployed, after which they are destroyed or damaged by Ukrainian defenders. This was reported by Captain Pavlo Drogal, spokesperson for the 30th Marine Corps.
According to him, thanks to effective counter-battery fire, the intensity of enemy artillery strikes has decreased, and a “no-fire zone” has formed along the coast. In addition, defense forces are systematically disrupting the logistics of Russian forces on the left bank of the Kherson region, where the occupiers are suffering from shortages of fuel, water, and electricity.
Despite supply difficulties, the enemy is attempting to overwhelm with numbers and is making massive use of attack UAVs; however, the Ukrainian military is destroying or neutralizing over 90% of them using electronic warfare (EW) systems. Currently, there are no signs that the enemy is preparing for a large-scale crossing of the Dnipro River.
">“Suspilne.”In the Strilkove area of the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region, reports indicate that four facilities housing Russian security forces were struck simultaneously. According to monitoring channels, 15 officers of the Russian FSB were killed in the strike, and about 30 more people were wounded.
As of September 22, 2026, the Ukrainian military had eliminated 1,230 Russian occupiers over the past 24 hours. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has updated the figures on Russian troop losses.
