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Battlefield sees 237 clashes as Ukraine repels 43 Russian assaults on Pokrovsk front

From Ukrainska Pravda · () Ukrainian

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  • Ukraineโ€™s General Staff reported 237 combat clashes over the previous day, including 43 Russian assaults repelled on the Pokrovsk front.
  • Russian forces also attacked on the South Slobozhanshchyna, Kupiansk, Lyman, Sloviansk, Kostiantynivka, Huliaipole and other fronts.
  • No Russian assaults were reported on the Orikhiv or Prydniprovske fronts, and Ukrainian officials said there was no evidence of offensive groups forming in the Volyn and Polissia areas.

Ukrainian forces repelled 43 Russian assaults on the Pokrovsk front as 237 combat clashes took place across the battlefield over the previous day, according to Ukraineโ€™s General Staff.

The Russian military was most active near Bilytske, Serhiivka, Udachne and Molodetske, as well as toward a series of settlements including Toretsk, Sofiivka, Vilne, Dorozhnie, Novyi Donbas, Matiasheve, Shevchenko, Chernihivka, Dobropillia, Myrne, Vasylivka, Novoserhiivka and Novopavlivka.

Ukrainian forces also repelled 10 Russian attacks on the South Slobozhanshchyna front. Seven attacks were recorded near Kupiansk and seven near Lyman. Russian forces conducted five assaults near Sloviansk, one toward Fedorivka on the Kramatorsk front, and 12 near Kostiantynivka.

The General Staff reported one Russian attack in each of the North Slobozhanshchyna and Kursk operational zone, the Oleksandrivka front and the Kramatorsk front. Russian forces also conducted seven attacks on the Huliaipole front. No assaults were reported over the past day on the Orikhiv or Prydniprovske fronts.

The report said there was no evidence of Russian offensive groups forming in the Volyn and Polissia areas. The figures were published by the General Staff in information dated 8 a.m. on Sept. 7.

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Originally published by Ukrainska Pravda in Ukrainian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.