Pokrovsk front sees 17 Russian attacks out of 184 combat clashes over past day – Ukraine's General Staff
A total of 184 combat clashes occurred on the battlefield over the past day. Ukrainian defenders stopped 17 Russian attacks on the Pokrovsk front, while 10 Russian attacks were recorded on the Kostiantynivka front.
Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook, information as of 08:00 on 5 November
Details: A total of 184 combat clashes occurred over the past day.
On the North Slobozhanshchyna front, the Russians conducted two attacks near the settlements of Pokrovka and Boiaro-Lezhachi.
On the South Slobozhanshchyna front, Ukrainian forces repelled six Russian attacks. The Russians attempted to advance near the settlements of Ternova, Starytsia, Rybalchyne and Ambarne.
On the Kupiansk front, the Russians did not conduct any assaults.
On the Lyman front, Ukrainian defenders repelled six Russian attacks near the settlements of Novoserhiivka, Stavky, Lyman and Zarichne.
On the Sloviansk front, the Russians conducted two attacks near the settlements of Nykonorivka and Mykolaivka.
On the Kramatorsk front, the Russians did not conduct any active operations.
On the Kostiantynivka front, 10 Russian attacks were recorded. The Russians conducted assaults near the settlements of Kostiantynivka and Druzhkivka.
On the Pokrovsk front, Ukrainian defenders stopped 17 Russian attacks. The Russians attacked near the settlements of Serhiivka, Molodetske and Novopavlivka and also conducted assaults towards Toretske, Vilne, Novyi Donbas, Chernihivka and Dobropillia.
On the Oleksandrivka front, the Russians did not conduct any assaults.
On the Huliaipole front, Ukrainian forces repelled nine Russian attacks near the settlements of Zlahoda, Ternuvate, Dolynka, Hirke and Yehorivka.
On the Orikhiv and Prydniprovske fronts, the Russians did not conduct any active operations.
On the Volyn and Polissia fronts, the situation has not changed significantly. There is no evidence of any offensive Russian groups being formed in the area.
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