Ukrainian long-range weapons struck a headquarters of the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade and possibly North Korean troops, launched from approximately 35 km away.

Ukrainian long-range weapons struck a headquarters of the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade and possibly North Korean troops, launched from approximately 35 km away.

Situation in the brigade's zone of responsibility is quite stable - Ukrainian defenders manage to repel enemy attacks and hold occupied positions.

Russian forces are using artillery, drones, and armor, with armor primarily used to deliver assault sub-units.

North Korean troops were not observed in the area, specifically noting the lack of the human wave tactic associated with Korean forces.

During attacks, North Korean troops stepped over wounded and bodies of the dead to reach Ukrainian positions.

Efforts by Russian and North Korean forces to break through failed, with significant losses inflicted on the enemy.

Russian forces are using noticeably less equipment, potentially indicating resource difficulties or a change in tactics.

Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked the Astrakhan Gas Processing Plant and the Volgograd Oil Refinery.

The Astrakhan Gas Processing Plant stopped due to a drone attack.

Russian forces continued offensive operations in Kursk Oblast but did not make confirmed advances on February 3

Ukraine's key priorities include holding defensive lines, preventing Russian advances, and enhancing the use of unmanned systems.