Most battles took place on the Kostiantynivka front on Saturday – Ukraine's General Staff
A total of 149 combat clashes have been recorded on the battlefield over the past day, with the most of them on the Kostiantynivka front.
Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Telegram, information as of 08:00 on 5 April
Details: On the South Slobozhanshchyna front, the Russians launched seven assaults on the positions of Ukrainian units in the areas of Vovchansk, Okhrimivka and Ambarnе and towards the settlement of Bochkove.
On the Kupiansk front, the Russians carried out nine attacks near the settlements of Kurylivka, Pishchane, Kivsharivka, Novoplatonivka, Borivska Andriivka and Novoosynove.
On the Lyman front, Ukrainian troops repelled one attempt by the invaders to advance towards the settlement of Lyman.
On the Sloviansk front, over the past day Ukrainian defenders stopped three attempts by the Russian forces to advance in the areas of Rai-Oleksandrivka, Platonivka and Yampil.
On the Kostiantynivka front, the Russians carried out 29 attacks near Kostiantynivka, Pleshchiivka, Illinivka, Stepanivka, Novopavlivka, Dovha Balka and Sofiivka.
On the Pokrovsk front, defenders stopped 26 assault actions by the Russian forces in the areas of Bilytske, Rodynske, Pokrovsk, Udachne, Hryshyne, Myrnohrad and Novomykolaivka and towards Novyi Donbas.
On the Oleksandrivka front, the Russians attacked nine times in the areas of Oleksandrohrad, Sichneve and Verbove.
On the Huliaipole front, 11 attacks by the Russians took place in the areas of Varvarivka, Zaliznychne, Huliaipilske, Pryluky, Olenokostiantynivka and Myrne.
On the Orikhiv front, over the past day the Russians made three attempts to advance near the settlement of Stepove.
On the Prydniprovske front, Ukrainian soldiers stopped six Russian attacks near Bilohrudyi Island and the Antonivskyi Bridge.
Background: Over the past day, Ukraine's Defence Forces killed and wounded 1,180 Russian soldiers and destroyed four tanks and 206 vehicles and fuel tankers belonging to the Russians.
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