Putin's army's months-long assaults in Slovyansk proved fruitless: Ukraine shattered enemy positions

Name: Putin's army's months-long assaults in Slovyansk proved fruitless: Ukraine shattered enemy positions
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces have managed to stabilize the frontline on the approaches to Slovyansk after several months of Russian offensives, according to French OSINT analyst Clément Molin . The main reasons are the arrival of reinforcements and the fact that Andriy Biletsky has taken command of the city's defense. Russian groups are still trying to infiltrate, but there have been no recent reports of them penetrating Mykolaivka, meaning the approaches to the city have been secured.
Having advanced through the forests between Mykolaivka and Liman toward Yampol, Ukrainian forces were able to deploy drone crews and some artillery. According to Russian sources, this allows them to strike Russian groups attempting to infiltrate Mykolaivka. A significant portion of Rai-Oleksandrivka, according to both Ukrainian and Russian sources, is under the control of Russian troops. However, the Ukrainian Armed Forces continue to clear out infiltrated groups and occasionally counterattack, including along the Siversky Donets River near Kryva Luka and further south. Molena has not yet been able to confirm any advances by Ukrainian forces near Minkovka. The situation near Slovyansk has improved significantly in recent months , but near Kramatorsk it continues to deteriorate due to strikes by Russian FPV drones, artillery, and guided bombs. Much of Kramatorsk is located across rivers, and the bridges carrying supplies are being attacked by KABs. Slovyansk is located on the western bank of the river, making it safer. Meanwhile, Russian troops are suffering heavy losses in personnel. A Russian source cited by Molen believes they are short of personnel: "This means the need for constant reinforcement of units is growing."

Media previously reported that the Russian offensive south of Zaporizhzhia is running out of steam . In 2026, the Ukrainian army stabilized the Southern Front and recaptured more territory than it lost to Russian forces, according to French analyst Clément Molin . He notes that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have halted their offensive south of Zaporizhzhia and, in a number of areas, have reversed last year's Russian advances. Russia continues to attack from the Hulyaipole area along a front approximately 30 kilometers wide. The bulk of its forces in the southern direction are concentrated here: three armies and an army corps. However, even this concentration has so far only resulted in slow progress. The main efforts of Russian troops are focused on the area between Ternovate and Huliaipole. They are attempting to penetrate deep into Ukrainian positions and reach the Orekhov-Novomykolaivka road. Meanwhile, the offensive directly toward Orekhov, which began with small infiltration groups in the summer, is fizzling out as the Ukrainian defenses strengthen. The Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to halt the Russian advance south of Zaporizhzhia and push the enemy back from the territory north of Stepnogorsk. At the same time, Ukrainian forces are pressing the northern flank of the Russian group near Huliaipole and approaching Velyka Novosilka. In the Mokrye Yaly River area, Ukrainian units, according to Molena's report, have regained control of the banks and the second line of defense extending toward Zaporizhzhia. The analyst assesses this as a reversal of Russia's territorial gains in this area from 2025. Ukrainian forces also fortified themselves in Komar and on both banks of the Mokry Yaly River. Molen believes these actions have removed the threat of a Russian offensive on Pokrovskoe, Novomykolaivka, and the eastern approaches to Zaporizhzhia, as well as a further advance toward Pavlohrad and the Dnieper.

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The Ukrainian armed forces have managed to stabilize the frontline on the approaches to Slovyansk after several months of Russian offensives, according to French OSINT analyst Clement Molin. The main reasons are the arrival of reinforcements and the fact that Andriy Bailetsky has taken command of the city's defense. Russian groups are still trying to infiltrate, but there have been no recent reports of them penetrating Mykolaivka, meaning the approaches to the city have been secured. Having advanced through the forests between Mykolaivka and Lyman toward Yampol, Ukrainian forces were able to deploy drone crews and some artillery. According to Russian sources, this allows them to strike Russian groups attempting to infiltrate Mykolaivka. A significant portion of Raya Oleksandrivka, according to both Ukrainian and Russian sources, is under the control of Russian troops. However, the Ukrainian armed forces continue to clear out infiltrated groups and occasionally counterattack, including along the Siversky Donets River near Kryvaluka and further south. Molina has not yet been able to confirm any advances by Ukrainian forces near Minkovka. The situation near Slovyansk has improved significantly in recent months, but near Kramatorsk it continues to deteriorate due to strikes by Russian FPV drones, artillery, and guided bombs. Much of Kramatorsk is located across rivers, and the bridges carrying supplies are being attacked by KABs. Slovyansk is located on the western bank of the river, making it safer. Meanwhile, Russian troops are suffering heavy losses in personnel. A Russian source cited by Molin believes they are short of personnel, this means the need for constant reinforcement of units is growing. Media previously reported that the Russian offensive south of Zaporozhye is running out of In 2026, the Ukrainian army stabilized the southern front and recaptured more territory than it lost to Russian forces, according to French analyst Clement Molin. He notes that the Ukrainian armed forces have halted their offensive south of Zaporozhye and, in a number of areas, have reversed last year's Russian advances. Russia continues continues to attack from the Hulie Pole area along a front approximately 30 kilometers wide. The bulk of its forces in the southern direction are concentrated here, three armies and an army corps. However, even this concentration has so far only resulted in slow progress. The main efforts of Russian troops are focused on the area between Ternovate and Huliepol. They are attempting to penetrate deep into Ukrainian positions and reach the Orkhov-Novomykolayevka road. Meanwhile, the offensive directly toward Orkhov, which began with small infiltration groups in the summer, is fizzling out as the Ukrainian defenses strengthen. The Ukrainian armed forces managed to halt the Russian advance south of Zaporozhye and push the enemy back from the territory north of Stepnogorsk. At the same time, Ukrainian forces are pressing the northern flank of the Russian group near Hulie Pole and approaching Velika Novosilka. In the Mokryeli River area, Ukrainian units, according to Molina's report, have regained control of the banks and the second line of defense extending towards Aparizhia. The analyst assesses this as a reversal of Russia's territorial gains in this area from 2025. Ukrainian forces also fortified themselves in Komar and on both banks of the Mokryeli River. Molin believes these actions have removed the threat of a Russian offensive on Pokrovskoe, Novo-Mikhailovka, and the eastern approaches to Zaporizhia, as well as a further advance toward Pavlohrad and the Dnieper.