The summary of the 128th day of Russian invasion to Ukraine, as of 22:00 – 1st July 2022 (Kyiv time).
Day summary:
Ukrainian forces retreated from a town near Lysychansk as Russian forces are advancing in the vicinity of the nearby power plant. Russian troops are also trying to cut off Ukrainian troops at Novoluhanske and breakthrough the lines towards Slovyansk.
Ukrainian forces shelled heavily Zmiinyi Island and forced Russia to withdraw its troops from the island. In the afternoon, Russian airforce bombed the island to in order to destroy the abandoned equipment left behind.
Other frontlines remain without any change. I recommend to pay attention to cross marks indicating fire/shelling.
I apologize for partly missing roads’ data. There was some issue with the visualization, and I was unable to resolve it in given time. I believe it’s still worth it to publish the maps and summary, despite the issue.
Kharkiv Frontline
includes the area of Kharkiv and Chuhuiv
Kharkiv & Chuhuiv direction
- Russian forces were able to enter the northern outskirts of Demetrivka, but were later pushed back by a Ukrainian counter-attack.
- Recently released footage indicates that the settlement of Vesele, north-east of Kharkiv, is no longer under Ukrainian control.
Siverskyi Donets
includes the area of Slovyansk, Kramatorsk and Bakhmut
Slovyansk direction
- Russian forces have assaulted Mazanivka and Bohorodychne in order to gain full control over the settlements. Both attacks were repulsed, Russian troops remain in partial control of said villages.
You can find detailed maps of Bakhmut and Lysychansk/Sievierodonetsk area below.
Bakhmut Area
includes the vicinity of Bakhmut
- The enemy attacked Vuhlehirsk Powerplant from the direction of Dolomite and Myronivka, but without success and retreated
- Surprisingly, Ukrainian troops still remain in partial control of Novoluhanske and according to Ukrainian General Staff, they repelled another attack on the town.
- Russian forces attempted to advance closer to Pokrovske, but Ukrainian troops didn’t allow them to do so.
Lysychansk Area
includes the vicinity of Lysychansk and Sievierodonetsk
Lysychansk direction
- Ukrainian troops retreated from Pryvillia. Russian forces captured the town without a fight.
- The enemy captured south-eastern part of the Lysychansk oil refinery, fighting continues inside the plant.
- Russian troops advanced towards Topolivka and reached the outskirts.
- The enemy also reached the outskirts of Maloryazantseve, south of Lysychansk.
- Fighting continues in the southern outskirts of Lysychansk, primarily on the edge of the industrial district.
South-Eastern Front
includes Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Donetsk Oblast
- Russian forces again attacked Ukrainian positions at Pavlika. The attack was repulsed and the enemy retreated.
Zaporizhzhia Oblast
- There was no change on the ground in Zaporizhzhia Oblast.
Kherson Frontline
includes the vicinity of Kherson and Mykolaiv
- There was no change on the ground in Kherson Oblast.
Ukrainian side announced a strict embargo on all information regarding Kherson Oblast and advance of Ukrainian troops. The only allowed source for this area are the reports by Ukrainian General Staff.
Full map
The full overview map of current situation.
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This summary and detailed maps are based on the following sources:
General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, official media channels of Ukrainian regional administrations, Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), geolocated footage and press releases of Russian Armed Forces, self-proclaimed DPR and LPR
The main concern now is whether the Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk can withdraw smoothly .
Bro takes a break right when Lysyschansk falls…
anyway you deserved it for your good summarys, enjoy your break!!
Crypto-mobilization of economy and industry due massive logistical issues: https://understandingwar.org/backgrounder/russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-july-1 Which is fine, Russia couldn’t even make more than 250 tanks before the war. They’ve lost about 1582 tanks and are still losing about 210 a month. For fighter jets they used to make about 50 a year, and they’ve lost over 200 so far. Even if they can get their military production back to what it was, and eventually a bit higher, they’re running… Read more »
Can you share the source of such losses. Seems like Arestovich dirty dreams
How did the russians cross the Siverts River at Pryvilla, without bridges and without being bombed by UA? Do you have details? That’s a significant strategic loss for UA in the Donbass battle…
Ukrainian forces seems way too concentrated in Lysychansk area, unfortunately.
Hi Jerome, I know you are about to take a break…but, here is some breaking news on the Kherson Frontline. Alot of Ukrainian activity covered. Please look at this rather long thread on Twitter: https://twitter.com/NLwartracker/status/1542986980266500101
I am curious about the situation in Pavlivka (South-Eastern front). What is the magnitute of fighting, is it just a local thing that the the UA pushed forward a little or is it a part of something. It is also interesting the RA has been trying (and failing) to recapture the town for some time now.
I really look forwards to the day the Ukrainians have parity, because we know in direct combat, lighter Ukrainian infantry defeats Russian infantry hardened with more armored and mechanized elements (though this is changing as Russia is using older equipment and Ukraine more western equipment), because their morale is very high, while the Russian one is very low, despite what the major Ruscist and Ruscom contingent here might try to give the impression of (as… Read more »
TL;DR to my long effort post: it’s about logistics, not a couple of small, burned out towns in Luhansk: (that is being reviewed coz I posted it right after this new day come around), about Russians using up Belarusian munitions https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-ato/3515934-belarus-sends-about-20-railcars-with-ammunition-to-russia-general-staff.html(https://twitter.com/MotolkoHelp/status/1540354447163146240), and the wonderful rise in ammunition dumps and command posts blowing up recently https://edition.cnn.com/europe/live-news/russia-ukraine-war-news-07-01-22/index.html “Ukraine having success using rocket launch system to hit Russian command posts, US defense official saysFrom CNN’s Oren Liebermann As… Read more »
It’ll be interesting to see how Putin reacts when he starts getting close to 2014 borders. I don’t expect he’ll freak out before he starts seeing that it is happening. Until then he’ll rattle nukes without there being some seriousness to it. When it starts to look like the gains will be nil, Putin will actually start to fear for his life and become dangerous and unpredictable. Of course, when that time comes it’s our… Read more »
These 2 got overlapped, but then not overlapping them seems to get the post reviewed, so I’m shortening the URLs:
This Twitter post is very high quality and comes with photographic evidence from the opposition in Belarus: twitter.com/MotolkoHelp/status/1540354447163146240
Also a good source:
ukrinform.net/rubric-ato/3515934-belarus-sends-about-20-railcars-with-ammunition-to-russia-general-staff.html
A lot of wishful thinking.
But, i hope that Ukraine will finally fight for its freedom and independence.
No you don’t!
Russians have reportedly left Ivanivka village west of Vysokopillya and north of Archangelsk in Kherson district: https://liveuamap.com/en/2022/2-july-russian-troops-left-ivanivka-village-in-kherson-region
Result from the ammo depot explosion nearby recently?
I have seen visual confirmation through drone footage of the Lysychansk oil refinery being captured as there were Russian troops on its northern part. Maybe they have not yet fully cleared the plant but they have pretty much taken it certainly.