December 24, 2024
Since the beginning of the day, 235 combat clashes have taken place at the front - the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine thumbnail
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Since the beginning of the day, 235 combat clashes have taken place at the front – the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

In the Kharkiv direction, there were four combat clashes with the Russian invaders in the Vovchansk district, the new report says”, — write: www.radiosvoboda.org

Since the beginning of the day on Monday, December 23, 235 combat clashes took place at the front, according to the new summary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“On the Kharkiv direction, there were four combat clashes with the Russian invaders in the Vovchansk district. In the Kupyansk direction, the enemy tried 19 times to dislodge our units from their occupied positions near Kindrashyvka, Petropavlivka, Kolisnikivka, Lozova, Dvorichna, and Bohuslavka,” the message reads.

It is also known that the Russian army carried out 26 attacks in the Lymansky direction, “trying to advance in the direction of Grekivka, Novoyehorivka, Zeleny Hay, Nova Kruglyakivka, Tverdohlibogo, Nadia, Novosergiivka, Terniv, Shykivka, Sergiivka, Makiivka, and Ivanovka.”

“Our defenders repelled 13 enemy assaults in the Siverskyi direction in the region of Bilogorivka. In the Kramatorsk direction, the enemy carried out nine attacks on the positions of our defenders. Enemy activity was manifested in the areas of Stupochky, Chasovoy Yar and Predtechyny, all attempts of the enemy to improve their position were stopped by Ukrainian soldiers,” the Armed Forces of Ukraine said.

It is also known that Russia is “actively attacking” in the Pokrovsky direction.

“During the day, the aggressor made 30 attacks. The greatest activity of the Russian occupiers remains in the areas of Myrolyubivka, Dachenske, Novy Trud, Novotroitske, Zelene, Novoelizavetivka, Novoolenivka, Novopustinka, Vozdvizhenka, Promin, Lysivka and Uspenivka settlements. Ukrainian defenders successfully repelled all attacks in the direction. In addition, the enemy bombarded the areas of Kotlyne, Zvirove and Uspenivka settlements with 9 anti-aircraft missiles. Our soldiers are making efforts to prevent the enemy from advancing into the depth of Ukrainian territory,” the report said.

Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine On February 24, 2022, Russia attacked Ukraine on the ground and in the air along the entire length of the common border. The territory of Belarus was used for the invasion of Kyiv region with the intention of capturing the capital. In the south, the Russian army, in particular, occupied part of the Zaporizhia and Kherson regions, and in the north – the regions of Sumy region and Chernihiv region.

Russian President Vladimir Putin calls the full-scale invasion a “special operation.” Initially, its goal was defined as “demilitarization and denazification”, later – “protection of Donbas”. And in September and early October, Russia made an attempt to annex the partially occupied Zaporizhia, Kherson, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions. Ukraine and the West have declared that these actions are illegal. On October 12, the UN General Assembly approved a resolution condemning the Russian Federation’s attempt to annex the occupied territories of Ukraine.

The Russian authorities say that the army does not attack civilian objects. At the same time, Russian aviation, missile forces, navy and artillery shell Ukrainian cities every day. Residential buildings and objects of civil infrastructure throughout the territory of Ukraine are subject to destruction.

At the end of October, Ukraine estimated Russia’s losses in the war at more than 70,000 dead soldiers. In September, Russia announced that its losses were less than 6,000 dead. In June, President Zelensky estimated the ratio of losses of Ukraine and Russia as one to five.

Having not overcome the resistance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the surviving Russian units withdrew from the territory of Kyiv, Chernihiv and Sumy regions in early April. And in September, as a result of a lightning counteroffensive, the Ukrainian army liberated almost the entire occupied part of the Kharkiv region.

On November 11, the Ukrainian Defense Forces pushed the Russian forces out of Kherson.

After the liberation of Kyiv region from Russian troops, facts of mass murders, torture and rape of civilians, including children, were discovered in the cities of Bucha, Irpin, Gostomel and villages of the region.

Ukrainian authorities have declared that Russia is committing genocide. Western countries are involved in confirming the facts of mass murders and investigating them. The Russian Federation rejects accusations of war crimes.

Later, the facts of torture and murder of Ukrainian citizens began to be revealed in almost all settlements that were liberated from Russian occupation. In particular, in Chernihiv Oblast, Kharkiv Oblast, Kherson Oblast.

Since September 2022, fierce battles of the Russian-Ukrainian war have been going on in the east and south of Ukraine.

On June 6, 2023, the dam of the Kakhov reservoir was completely destroyed (it was under the control of the Russian army from the beginning of March 2022, and in October it was mined by the occupiers), which led to the flooding of a large area, human casualties, destruction of agricultural land, pollution of the Dnipro and the Black Sea. Ukraine called it ecocide.

In total, during the full-scale war from February 24, 2022 to the end of June 2024, the UN verified data on at least 33,878 civilian casualties, including 11,284 deaths.

According to experts, the real number of losses is much higher. According to the Ukrainian authorities, more than 20,000 people could have died during the blockade and bombardment of Mariupol alone.

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