According to the British defense daily update: "Fighting continues at Zmiinyi Island, also known as Snake Island, with Russia repeatedly trying to reinforce its exposed garrison located there. Ukraine has successfully struck Russian air defenses and resupply vessels with Bayraktar drones. Russia's resupply vessels have minimum protection in the western Black Sea, following the Russian Navy's retreat to Crimea after the loss of the Moskva. Russia's current efforts to augment its forces to Zmiinyi Island offer Ukraine more opportunities to engage Russian troops and attrit materiel."
- 26.350 — personnel;
- 1.187— tanks;
- 2.856— armored personnel vehicle;
- 528/185 — artillery systems/MRS;
- 87 — anti-aircraft warfare systems;
- 199/160 — aircraft/helicopters;
- 390 — UAV operational-tactical level;
- 94 — cruise missiles
- 1.997— vehicles, fuel tanks;
- 12 — boats/cutters;
- 41 — special equipment.
The enemy continues to purposefully destroy the military defending Azovstal and the civilians who are in several underground semi-basements of the plant.
In the Luhansk region, the enemy is unsuccessfully trying to establish control over the settlements of Rubizhne, Nyzhne, Toshkovka, and Orekhovo.
In the Donetsk region, the enemy is unsuccessfully storming the settlements of Maryinka, the Yasinovatskyy district of the district, and the Pokrovskyy districts.
In the Kharkiv region, the Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to push the enemy to the border of the region. Restored control over the settlements of Cherkasy Tishki, Russki Tishki, Rubizhne, and Bayrak. To strengthen its presence in the Kharkiv region, the enemy drove 500 forcibly mobilized and temporarily occupied Donetsk/Luhansk regions and Crimea to the battlefields.
The strengthening of the offensive nature of the advancement of Ukrainian troops is typical for the entire eastern part of Ukraine.
The general staff of the Security Service of Ukraine reports a possible enemy shelling of the border regions of the Chernihiv region, specifically in Karpovichi and Senkivka.
