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@War_Mapper
Dec 3 • 4 tweets • 2 min read Twitter logo Read on Twitter
Over the month of November, Russia expanded the territory it controls in Ukraine by approximately 4 km².

This marks the smallest net change in control over a single month since the February 2022 invasion.

Currently, Russia occupies a total of 17.48% of Ukraine.

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The graph below visualises how these monthly changes add up.

The grey bars represent the extent of Russian occupation both before the invasion and today.

Before the invasion, Russia held roughly 7.04% of Ukraine. Image
To provide context for all of these control changes, this final graph shows these shifts within Ukraine as a whole. Image
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Nov 19
Ukraine update for the past 10 days:

For the first time, 🇺🇦 has successfully gained control of territory located behind the 2014 frontline.

This notable advance occurred west of Horlivka, where the line has remained unchanged since before the start of the 2022 invasion. Image
In the vicinity of Avdiivka, 🇷🇺 has advanced across the rail line in the north, posing a threat to Ukrainian supply lines to the city. Additionally, 🇷🇺 has made gains to the southeast.

Meanwhile, 🇺🇦 has reclaimed positions recently lost to the south and southwest of the city. Image
🇺🇦 has extended its control along the southern bank of the Dnipro River, within the settlement of Krynky. Image
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Nov 9
Ukraine update for the past week:

🇺🇦 has retained previously captured positions on the Southern bank of the Dnipro and expanded its control within Krynky. Image
South of Bakhmut, 🇺🇦 has made advances around the rail line.

West of Bakhmut, 🇷🇺 has attacked along the edge of the Bohdanivka reservoir.
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Recent footage has allowed for a map correction near Velyka Novoselivka. 🇺🇦 controls Levadne and areas to its south. This change is not considered recent but has only recently been verified. Image
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Nov 1
Over the month of October, Ukraine has successfully reclaimed approximately 50 km² from Russian forces.

This means that Russia currently occupies a total of 17.48% of Ukraine.

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The graph below visualises how these monthly changes add up.

The grey bars represent the extent of Russian occupation both before the invasion, and today.

Before the invasion, Russia held roughly 7.04% of Ukraine. Image
To provide context for all of these control changes, this final graph shows these shifts within Ukraine as a whole. Image
Read 4 tweets
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Nov 1
Ukraine map update fir the past week.

Around the city of Avdiivka, 🇷🇺 has made small advances both on the Northern edge at the Spoil tip, as well as to the Southwest. Image
West of Robotyne, 🇺🇦 has partially expanded its control. Image
🇷🇺 has been carrying out offensive operations south of Novomykhailivka for several weeks. The contested area here has been expanded. Image
Read 5 tweets
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Oct 1
Over the month of September, Ukraine has successfully reclaimed approximately 35 km² from Russian forces. (The same as last month)

This means that Russia currently occupies a total of 17.48% of Ukraine. x.com/War_Mapper/sta…
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This is a closeup of the changes over the last 12 months.

Since Ukraine started their southern offensive at the beginning of June, they have liberated approximately 371 km².

Note changes are small enough that due to rounding, graphically not all 0.01% changes are the same size. Image
The graph below visualises how these monthly changes add up.

The grey bars represent the extent of Russian occupation both before the invasion, and today.

Before the invasion, Russia held roughly 7.04% of Ukraine. Presently, their control extends to 17.48%. Image
Read 5 tweets
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Sep 30
Over the past 10 days:

🇺🇦 has made advances near Avdiivka towards the settlement of Opytne.
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🇺🇦 has advanced to the edge of Novoprokopivka.

🇺🇦 has also continued to secure positions west of Robotyne.
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A map of the approximate situation on the ground in Ukraine as of 00:00 UTC 30/09/23. Image
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