The summary of the 24th day of Russian invasion to Ukraine, as of 23:59 – 19th of March 2022 (Kyiv time).
A stalemate. Russian forces are currently unable to launch any large offensive, relying on success in Mariupol and small breakthroughs. Ukrainian Army has no means to conduct proper counter-attack, mainly due to Russian air-superiority.
The promised new variant of maps is here.
Polesia Frontline
includes Kyiv and Zhytomyr Oblast
Kyiv Oblast
On the western bank of Dnieper, Russian forces moved into previously contested settlements and has continued to built up its forces behind the Irpin river. Neither side launched an offensive operation in the area on Saturday. However, that doesn’t mean there are no clashes alongside the contact line.
The situation on the eastern bank remains unchanged.
Zhytomyr Oblast
There was no change on the ground in Zhytomyr Oblast on Saturday.
Northern Frontline
includes Chernhiv and Sumy Oblast
Chernihiv Oblast
Russian troops entered a village of Lukashivka, without any resistance. The partial blockade of Chernihiv continues.
Sumy Oblast
We still have no data on the roaming Russian element in the area of Hadiach, Zinkiv and Bobryk, so I decided to remove the marked area. The situation in other parts of Sumy oblast remains unchanged.
Sloboda Frontline
includes Kharkiv and Luhansk Oblast
Kharkiv Oblast
Bezruky, north of Kharkiv, remains contested. Kharkiv witnessed heavy shelling over the night. Situation in Izium remains the same, Russian forces control the northern part while Ukrainian forces the southern part of the town.
Luhansk Oblast
Heavy fights continued in the vicinity of Sievierodonetsk and Popasna. Most of Rubizhne and Kreminna is still under Ukrainian control.
Pryazovia Frontline
includes Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Donetsk Oblast
Russian Army continues to focus most of its forces towards Mariupol. There is a little to none movement towards Velyka Novosilka and Vuhledar. Russian artillery shelled Marinka and Avdiivka, but didn’t launch any offensive operation.
Zaporizhzhia Oblast
Ukrainian reported its forces ambushed an enemy convoy heading towards Zaporizhzhia, destroying most of the vehicles.
Mariupol
The situation remains tense, but Ukrainian Marines and National Guard didn’t allow any breakthrough through the main defensive lines inside the city.
Southern Frontline
includes Kherson, Mykolaiv and Odesa Oblast
Mykolaiv Oblast
Ukrainian command clarified the location of occupied villages in Mykolaiv. The Russian spearheading element in the north was eliminated, but the enemy remains in control of several villages in the north of Mykolaiv.
Kherson Oblast
Russian forces pushed north and captured Novovorontsovka and Kochubeivka.
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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It looks like the Russians will soon achieve what had to be a major war goal with is creating a land bridge between Donbas and Crimea. I’m sure they would have liked to take the whole coastline of Ukraine but I doubt that will happen now. What a damned mess.
Is there any visual proof that Ukrainians had regained Posad-pokrovske?
Yes, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbLwK6ZKrEI
Thanks for all your hard work again
Thanks for all your hard woek
Zoom function is excellent. Bravo for all the hard work you are doing on this website.
Big fan of the zoom function on the maps – any chance you could add port / airfield icons for Crimea?
Sure. Adding it on my todo list.
Fantastic work!
“Situation in Irpin remains the same, Russian forces control the northern part while Ukrainian forces the southern part of the town.”
You mean in Izium, right?
Yes, thanks for pointing it out. Fixed.
The new map is cool – but the zoom frame should has the linear scale also to measure distances.
If you don’t want to give a day summary then maybe a link to official Ukrainian General Staff? I am not aware of any Russian source worth reading but if there are some it would be perfect to link it too…
Not aware of any Russian source worth reading, but you cite the Ukrainian General Staff who has been caught lying more times than the Russians? Let me ask you something; what Russian sources are you aware of that are not worth reading?
I mean it may be hard to find credible Russian sources on war in Ukraine since Russia claims it is not at war with Ukraine and just conducts “special military operations”. Also obviously both sides are engaged in war time propaganda which shouldn’t cloud the fact that it is Russia that invaded peaceful country and bombs civilian centers, evidence for that is just overwhelming and undeniable.
There is day summary in the begging of the page
Thank you for doing the updates.