Russian forces launched multiple battalion-sized armored assaults (approximately 40 vehicles and 500 personnel per attack) against Avdiivka between October 10-14, targeting industrial facilities, resulting in heavy losses from Ukrainian artillery, mines, and ATGMs.

Russian forces launched multiple battalion-sized armored assaults (approximately 40 vehicles and 500 personnel per attack) against Avdiivka between October 10-14, targeting industrial facilities, resulting in heavy losses from Ukrainian artillery, mines, and ATGMs.

After the end of January 2024 in the Avdiivka area, Russian troops have not been able to achieve all the goals set by their command at the beginning of the offensive on October 10, 2023

Ukrainian soldiers repelled four enemy attacks near Klishchiivka, Donetsk Oblast

Russian troops intensified their attacks on Avdiivka itself on Oct. 10, 2023 – the very day they began their large-scale offensive.

Russian fighter bombers dropped at least 10 glider bombs (250 and 500 kg) hitting Ukrainian positions around Avdiivka

The 110th Mechanized Brigade held the frontline around Avdiivka for two years without rotation, repelling Russian attacks that began on October 10, 2023, while suffering heavy casualties.