Russian forces recently advanced along Dniprovska Street in central Chasiv Yar and up to southern outskirts of Bila Hora and west of Kurdyumivka.
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Russian forces recently advanced in central Chasiv Yar and south of Chasiv Yar
Two old motorcycles carrying two enemy infantrymen each can be seen speeding along the last street towards the Ukrainian lines. Before reaching their destination, the soldiers can be seen hastily abandoning their steeds in the middle of the road; sure enough, a few seconds later, the bikes are struck with two small explosions, one after the other.
Russian forces attempted to breach Ukrainian drone positions by attacking from the rear using motorcycles and motorized infantry, attempting to disable the drones.
Russian forces failed in three attempts at assault actions, one of which was on motorcycles, on the Seversk direction over the last week.
Russian forces used aerial drones as cover for assault groups and air support.
Over the past day, Russian forces advanced in three settlements of Donetsk Oblast - Seredne, Dachne, and near Kolyadia.
A 'red enclave' formed in Andriivka.
Ukrainian Defense Forces maintain fire control over occupier logistics on the Vovchansk direction.
The use of armored vehicles by the enemy at this front section is a 'deadly idea'.
A Ukrainian T-64BV tank with the crew of the 28th Separate Mechanised Brigade fired at buildings with Russian infantry on the outskirts of Toretsk.
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Extracted: 2026-05-30T04:15:38.955Z
Source story: russian-offensive-campaign-assessment-february-3-2025