Analysts of the Ukrainian OSINT project DeepState claim that the russian occupiers have captured one settlement and advanced near eight more. This happened in four sectors of the front in the Donetsk Region.
This is evidenced by the update of the interactive map of hostilities maintained by DeepState analysts.
According to analysts, on the Toretsk axis, the russians have allegedly expanded the zone of control in the private sector in the eastern part of Toretsk.
Screenshot of the DeepState interactive map. Photo: deepstatemap.live
On the Pokrovsk axis, the advance of russian troops was recorded in the area of the previously occupied Selydove and in the direction of the village of Pustynka.
Screenshot of the DeepState interactive map. Photo: deepstatemap.live
The analysts recorded the largest changes in the front line on the Kurakhove axis.
They claim that the russians allegedly managed to capture the village of Dalnie and advance in the eastern part of the city of Kurakhove.
Screenshot of the DeepState interactive map. Photo: deepstatemap.live
South of Kurakhove, the occupiers have taken a number of positions in the area of the settlements of Antonivka and Trudove.
Screenshot of the DeepState interactive map. Photo: deepstatemap.live
And on the Vremivka axis (Velyka Novosilka district), the occupiers allegedly had success in the area of the village of Zolota Nyva.
Screenshot of the DeepState interactive map. Photo: deepstatemap.live
As of now, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have neither confirmed nor denied the information published by OSINT analysts.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, yesterday, November 21, russian dictator vladimir putin said that the strike on the city of Dnipro was allegedly carried out by a new intermediate-range missile called Oreshnik.
Recall that a number of Western media outlets also wrote, citing their own sources, that the russian army's strike on Dnipro was not carried out with an intercontinental missile.
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