Russian assaults are at their peak, with record-breaking numbers of attacks and losses.
So far, there have been 5,400 reported assaults, and by the end of December, this figure is expected to reach 6,300 - approximately 25% more than last month.
Despite a significant increase in the number of attacks, their effectiveness has sharply declined.
The pace of territorial gains in December is averaging about 14 km² per day - 40% less than a month ago. Additionally, average losses are rising, with one hectare claimed for each reported ivanz.
Russia's ongoing "struggles" are occurring alongside a noticeable decrease in the number of airstrikes. However, there has been a slight uptick in the use of artillery, MLRS, and drones.
So far, there have been 5,400 reported assaults, and by the end of December, this figure is expected to reach 6,300 - approximately 25% more than last month.
Despite a significant increase in the number of attacks, their effectiveness has sharply declined.
The pace of territorial gains in December is averaging about 14 km² per day - 40% less than a month ago. Additionally, average losses are rising, with one hectare claimed for each reported ivanz.
Russia's ongoing "struggles" are occurring alongside a noticeable decrease in the number of airstrikes. However, there has been a slight uptick in the use of artillery, MLRS, and drones.
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Russian assaults are at their peak, with record-breaking numbers of attacks and losses.
So far, there have been 5,400 reported assaults, and by the end of December, this figure is expected to reach 6,300 - approximately 25% more than last month.
Despite a significant increase in the number of attacks, their effectiveness has sharply declined.
The pace of territorial gains in December is averaging about 14 km² per day - 40% less than a month ago. Additionally, average losses are rising, with one hectare claimed for each reported ivanz.
Russia's ongoing "struggles" are occurring alongside a noticeable decrease in the number of airstrikes. However, there has been a slight uptick in the use of artillery, MLRS, and drones.
So far, there have been 5,400 reported assaults, and by the end of December, this figure is expected to reach 6,300 - approximately 25% more than last month.
Despite a significant increase in the number of attacks, their effectiveness has sharply declined.
The pace of territorial gains in December is averaging about 14 km² per day - 40% less than a month ago. Additionally, average losses are rising, with one hectare claimed for each reported ivanz.
Russia's ongoing "struggles" are occurring alongside a noticeable decrease in the number of airstrikes. However, there has been a slight uptick in the use of artillery, MLRS, and drones.
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