In September, Russia expanded its control in Ukraine by approximately 467.7 km², the largest monthly gain for Russia since March 2022.
They also retook control of approximately 125.9 km² of the territory in Kursk Oblast seized by Ukraine last month, for a total net Russian gain of 593.6 km².
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They also retook control of approximately 125.9 km² of the territory in Kursk Oblast seized by Ukraine last month, for a total net Russian gain of 593.6 km².
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As of the end of September, Russia occupies 17.86% (+0.08%) of Ukraine, including Crimea, and the parts of Donetsk and Luhansk occupied before 2022, shown in purple.
This second chart illustrates how Russian control has evolved since the invasion began in February 2022.
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This second chart illustrates how Russian control has evolved since the invasion began in February 2022.
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This series of charts shows control over time in the 4 Oblasts in Ukraine with active moving fronts.
Russia is steadily progressing on all fronts, with more rapid advances in Donetsk Oblast.
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Russia is steadily progressing on all fronts, with more rapid advances in Donetsk Oblast.
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Finally, here’s a look at the progression of the Ukrainian incursion into Kursk since the operation there began.
Ukrainian control there peaked around 6th September at 2.84%.
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Ukrainian control there peaked around 6th September at 2.84%.
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All these charts, and a couple more, are available on my stats page where they can also be downloaded and shared: warmapper.org/stats
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