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South Slobozhanskyi direction: front map

DeepState, ISW and the russian DIVGEN on one map: where they disagree and which russian claims don’t hold up.

DeepState: russian-controlled88,256km², without Crimea
ISW: russian-controlled84,705km², without Crimea
DIVGEN (russian): russian-controlled92,883km², without Crimea
DIVGEN (russian) only / DeepState only4,904 / 277km²; of “DIVGEN only”, grey zone in DeepState: 1,257

Front-line changes per DeepState — and when russia claimed them · 7 d

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DIVGEN claims · 30 d

  • 13.11 · The russian armed forces liberated Kotivka — DeepState: not occupied, over 10 km from the line
  • 28.10 · russia’s armed forces entered Tokarivka in the Kharkiv direction — DeepState: not occupied, 2–10 km from the line
  • 28.10 · Units of the “North” grouping liberated Alisivka in Kharkiv region — DeepState: on the line (±2 km)
  • 18.10 · The “North” grouping is advancing towards Kotivka and Buhaivka — DeepState: not occupied, over 10 km from the line
  • 16.10 · Varvarivka and Mykolaivka in Kharkiv region were liberated — DeepState: not occupied, over 10 km from the line
  • 15.10 · The “North” grouping liberated the villages of Chorne and Nefedivka — DeepState: not occupied, 2–10 km from the line

Direction

North Slobozhanskyi direction · South Slobozhanskyi direction · Kupiansk direction · Lyman direction · Sloviansk direction · Kramatorsk direction · Kostiantynivka direction · Pokrovsk direction · Oleksandrivka direction · Huliaipole direction · Orikhiv direction · Prydniprovskyi direction

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