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Russian blitz day before the summit: Record military progress

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Russian blitz day before the summit: Record military progress
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The Russian army on Tuesday, immediately before Trump and Putin summit, achieved its largest 24-hour breakthrough in Ukraine in more than a year, according to the analysis of the US Institute for the Study of the War I have conducted AFP.

The Russian army is 12. Augusta won or downloaded 110 square kilometers compared to the previous day. That is most than the end of May 2024.

In recent months, Moscow usually took five or six days to progress at such a pace, although Russian progress has accelerated in recent weeks.

American and Russian presidents, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, will meet on Friday in Alaska.

Ukrainian President Volodimir, Greenski recognized that Russian troops advanced up to ten kilometers near the eastern Mining town of Dobropolje, but that Kiev soon “destroy” them.

Russia announced on Wednesday that she took two villages near the goodness.

About 70 percent of Russian advancement in Ukraine so far this year takes place in the Donetsk region in East Ukraine, for which Kremlin claimed to be anacted in March 2022.

From 12. Augusta, Moscow controlled or claimed to control 79 percent of the region, compared to 62 percent a year ago.

The Russian army also tries to take the mining town of Pokrovsk for more than 18 months, after the Bahmut was taken in May 2023.

The last two larger cities holding Kiev in the region are also in danger. These are Slovjansk and Kramatorsk, which is an important logistics center for the front.

Russian advancement in Ukraine is accelerating every month since April.

Between 12. Augusta 2024. and 12. Augusta 2025. The Russian army occupied more than 6100 square kilometers, four times more than the previous year, according to AFP’s analysis of the Institute.

However, these Russian progress include less than one percent of the pre-war territory of Ukraine, including Crimea and Donbas.

Russia currently has complete or partial control over 19 percent of Ukrainian territory.

(Vijesti.ba / Fena)


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