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Russian forces attacked twice near Stepove and Mali Shcherbaky in the Orikhiv sector.

Stepove, Mali Shcherbaky, Zaporizhzhia Oblast
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Ukrinform → Source tone: certain

In the Orikhiv sector, Russian forces attacked twice near Stepove and Mali Shcherbaky.

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Up to 15 settlements suffer from daily Russian guided aerial bomb strikes along the line of contact in southern Ukraine

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Verkhnya Tersa, Orikhiv, and Pokrovske are among the settlements targeted by KAB strikes

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Russian forces launch 3-4 guided aerial bombs daily at locations along almost the entire line of contact

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Russia is distributing 3-5 KABs across multiple settlements rather than conducting mass strikes on single points

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Russian forces have increased use of guided aerial bombs against Zaporizhzhia city

UNIAN → Source tone: certain

Improved KABs with advanced flight and guidance systems are being used, which can reach Zaporizhzhia city unlike regular KABs

Kyiv Independent → Source tone: likely

Ukrainian forces struck a concentration of Russian troops near the village of Stepnohirsk

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Extracted: 2026-02-21T00:38:12.974Z

Source story: 4093663-war-update-51-clashes-on-front-line-since-morning-pokrovsk-sector-remains-most-active