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Ukraine weekly updates:

Russia has continued to diminish Ukrainian control within the Kursk region, crossing the Snagost’ River into Dar’ino and repelling last week’s Ukrainian attempt to hold the line at Novoivanovka. Additionally, Russian forces are clearing grey zones in the northwest.Image
Russia has secured control of the settlement of Plekhovo in the southeast of Ukraine’s incursion. Image
Russia has taken positions in the east of Kurakhove and likely now controls Dal’nje to its south. Further advances along the Sukhi Yaly River have resulted in the capture of Antonivka. Image
Forward Russian elements cut through the outskirts and entered the centre of the city of Kup’yans’k, which lies along both banks of the Oskil River. Image
After months of stalemate near the canal, Russian forces have been observed this week in the centre of Chasiv Yar, advancing 1.5 km deeper into the town than previously assessed.

Further south, Russian units have established new positions along the canal's edge. Image
South of Pokrovsk, Russian forces have continued their westward advance from Selydove and Hirnyk, capturing Novoselydivka and pushing into Sontsivka and Bretsky. Image
Following a period of relative stability southwest of Velyka Novosilka, Russian forces have resumed their offensive, approaching the first main line of Ukrainian fortifications in the area. Image
Additionally, Russia has secured the settlement of Vyshneve, located south of their previous gains at Pishchane. Image
As with all updates, an explorable summary is available on Soar a day early. soar.earth/maps/81584

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Oct 19
Ukraine war updates:

Russian forces in Kursk have made significant advances and cut deep into Ukrainian-controlled areas. As a result of the rapid push, a large sector in the northwest of the incursion is now contested.

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West of Bakhmut, 🇷🇺 has crossed the canal into the main part of the settlement of Chasiv Yar after previously seizing the district west of the canal. Image
Additional 🇷🇺 advances also continued west of Avidiivka. It remains to be seen if the new 🇺🇦 defensive line here can contain the advance. Image
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