DeepState tracks occupant movements in Eastern Ukraine
Enemy forces have advanced near the village of Nykyforivka in the Soledar community of Bakhmut district, Donetsk region. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported only a single attack in the Kramatorsk direction without specifying the exact settlement, according to OSINT project DeepState.
DeepState’s observations indicate that the occupiers expanded control by 1.84 sq. km, while the area of the “penetration zone” decreased by 0.10 sq. km. This suggests a localized but noticeable breakthrough in eastern Ukraine.
Previously, the enemy’s advances were more rapid: last week, they increased controlled territory by 1.7 sq. km per day and expanded “penetration zones” by 5.5 sq. km. Although the pace has slowed, even small advances require Ukrainian forces to allocate attention and resources to stabilize the front. Experts note: “While the enemy is trying to expand control, our troops hold key positions and prevent a significant breakthrough.”
The situation in this sector remains tense, and frontline movement maps show that any territorial changes are quickly recorded by analysts. Such data is crucial for planning defensive operations and assessing the effectiveness of countermeasures.
Separately, the satellite Timelapse captured missile flashes and interceptions over Kyiv. A strike on a local plant temporarily slowed Flamingo missile production, though output has now resumed.
