Russia's military operations in eastern Ukraine are experiencing significant slowdowns, capturing only 133 square kilometers in Marchâthe lowest monthly total since June 2022. While there was a notable increase in offensive activities from July to November 2024, territorial gains have continued to diminish, particularly during the winter months. By March, losses were evident with just 401 square kilometers captured in December, dropping further to 321 in January and a mere 189 in February. Fighting around Pokrovsk in Donetsk remains intense, reinforcing reports from Commander Oleksandr Syrskyi about the stalling progression of Russian troops in the area.
Russia's offensive in eastern Ukraine is stalling, capturing only 133 square kilometers in March, the lowest since June last year.
Despite a spike in offensive pace that began in July 2024, territorial gains have diminished significantly during winter months.
By March, the Russian military has not only slowed its advance but has also intensified fighting around Donetsk Oblast, particularly near Pokrovsk.
Commander Oleksandr Syrskyi reported on Monday that Russian troops are stalling and failing to make significant territorial gains in the region.
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