Invasion Day 19 – Summary
The summary of the 19th day of Russian invasion to Ukraine, as of 18:00 – 14th of March 2022 (Kyiv time).
The map didn’t change much today. The situation remains tense, but stable. Ukrainian forces successfully continue to repulse enemy attacks and hit logistical convoys in the rear.
Polesia Frontline
includes Kyiv and Zhytomyr Oblast
Kyiv Oblast
Heavy fighting has been reported near Brovary, but we have no details on the actual situation. In the west, Russian forces continue to regroup.
Zhytomyr Oblast
There’s been no change on the ground in Zhytomyr Oblast.
Northern Frontline
includes Chernhiv and Sumy Oblast
Chernihiv Oblast
Russian forces shelled the city of Chernihiv overnight, but there’s been no change on the ground.
Sumy Oblast
Russian planes attacked Oktyrka again. At least three civilians were killed. Russian forces shelled Nyzy village, south of Sumy.
Sloboda Frontline
includes Kharkiv and Luhansk Oblast
Kharkiv Oblast
Russian forces crossed a river near Izium and captured Topolske and nearby villages. Ukrainian troops launched a counter-attack in the afternoon and regained control over the villages. Russian army has continued to shell Kharkiv overnight.
Luhansk Oblast
Russian forces have continued to shell and assault Rubyzhne, Sievierodonetsk, Lysychansk, Popasna line. Ukrainian forces successfully defending its positions.
Pryazovia Frontline
includes Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Donetsk Oblast
Russian forces shelled the city center and coke-coal plant in Avdiivka, there are civilian casualties. The enemy attempted to break through Ukrainian defenses in the area of Vuhledar. Ukrainian troops successfully repelled the attack and the enemy retreated.
Zaporizhzhia Oblast
There’s been no change on the ground.
Mariupol
Mariupol is witnessing heavy street fighting, house to house. Ukrainian forces didn’t allow Russians to gain the momentum and still controls the key points in the city.
Southern Frontline
includes Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odesa Oblast
Mykolaiv Oblast
Ukrainian forces swept and secured the road between Mykolaiv and Nova Odesa. Local territorial defense unit set up checkpoints on the road. Civilian evacuation from Mykolaiv to Odesa has started.
Kherson Oblast
All Russian movement towards Kryvyi Rih was reportedly stopped. The enemy is now regrouping.
Full map
The full overview map of current situation.
Maps and article are based on the following sources:
General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, official channels of Ukrainian regional administrations, Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), press released of DPR and LPR (taken with grain of salt)
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Why you didn’t say about rocket attack to Donetsk city?
Great Job! Let me draw your attention to yesterday’s Ukrainian evening update (you’ve probably already seen it), which includes lots of village names where fighting was going on over the day. These village names suggest a couple of interesting developments: – Pushback of Russian troops west of Chernihiv to almost the state border, i.e. the Dnjepr; – A much more successful counter offensive out of Charkiv to the NW than most (myself included) would have… Read more »
I like the fact that maps while sharing some details aren’t too specific. While it’s important to have an accurate historical account (As this conflict/war like many others will be debated over, used in war crime commissions and studied by strategists for year to come), it’s also important not to give an advantage due to the “realtime” nature of the information thats available. So while it would be nice to have all the bells and… Read more »
Hi Jerome, THanks for this work, its very helpfull and your Twitter stream is great too. I follow several maps with yours, like LiveMap, and even if they are less military focused, they show some differences on the occupied area, as they also show there is combat reported in these areas (suggesting russian control over it is not that tight. The current map shows interesting difference on the Kharkiv-Sumy area, maye you could develop? Thanks… Read more »
Thank you for the continued daily updates. This is an excellent resource to stay updated on the conflict
Great stuff. Thanks
Thank you for your summary posts!! We are from Brooklyn and are very worried about our Ukraine!! We are doing everything we can to support
Thank you for the posts every day, even though not so many comments are here, anymore.
Good development at Mykolaiv, hopefully continouing.
Really good job you are doing here, IMHO these are the best maps of the conflict. I would really appreciate, if we can be able to see the change from yesterday (different tone of color or something like that).
But still awesome job, thank you for that!
Hi, the current workflow doesn’t allow me to easily visualize new gains. It’s on my to-do list, but no promises.