General Staff: On the front from the beginning of the day there were 87 battles

At the front from the beginning of the day, the total number of combat clashes was 87, reported in the summary as of 16:00 the General Staff of the Armed Forces.

About a third of the clashes occurred in the Pokrovsky direction. “Today, the enemy has attacked the positions of our defenders in the areas of Zorya, Mirolyubivka, Malynivka, Lisivka, Zarov, Lucky, Novorehiivka, Novomykolaivka, Muravka, Kotlyarivka, Troitskoye, Bogdanivka, Andriyivka and in the directions of Yablunivka, Oleksivka. Seven combatants continue. The village of Stepanivka suffered a blow to the Russian cabin, ”the message reads.

In addition, the fighting was recorded in Kharkiv, Kupyansk, Lyman, Kramatorsk, Toretsky, Novopavlovsky, Orikhiv, Kursk.

“The invaders cause lesions in the areas of Chernihiv and Sumy regions. Artillery shelling was suffered by the settlements of Karpovichi, Petrushivka, Baranivka, White Birch, Pokrovka, Bachivsk, Progress, Arkhipivka, Popivka, High, Red Khutir, Dmitrovka; Under the hostile air strikes there were areas of settlements Petrushivka, Osoyevka and Klimentov, ”the message reads.

Radio Liberty’s project. Realities reports that Russia in the Donbass has intensified the offensive in several directions, seeking to surround Konstantinovka – an important railway knot and a stronghold of Ukrainian defense. Russian troops are pressed by the time ravine, Toretsk and Pokrovskaya, trying to expand the front and destabilize Ukrainian defense with flank maneuvers.

The Pokrovsky direction in the Donetsk region remains one of the hottest areas of the front. Over the last year, the largest number of combat clashes is mainly recorded there.

In addition, the Deepstate project reported on May 27 that Russia has advanced forward near the village of Belovov in the Sumy region, and now the aggressor controls more than 67 square kilometers in the border areas of the region, and about 30 kilometers of the territory are in the “gray zone”. The army of the Russian Federation managed to control the territory in the north of Sumy region the next day after the order of Russian leader Vladimir Putin regarding the creation of a “buffer zone of security along the border” with Ukraine.