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[Korrespondent] Analysts have recorded the occupation of several settlements in the Donetsk region.
The enemy occupied Andreevka and Constantinople, and also advanced near Alekseevka, Dneproenergiya and Shevchenko.
Russian troops captured Andreevka and Konstantinopol in the Velikonovoselkovsky community of the Volnovakha district of the Donetsk region. In addition, the Russians advanced in the area of the settlements of Dneproenergia and Shevchenko, which are located just a few kilometers from the administrative border with Dnepropetrovsk region. This was reported by DeepState analysts on Wednesday, June 25.
"The enemy has occupied Andreevka and Constantinople, and has also advanced near Alekseevka, Dneproenergia and Shevchenko," says a DeepState report.
The information was confirmed by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: on the maps published on Wednesday, both villages are shown as controlled by Russian troops. While the advance in the area of Dneproenergiya and Shevchenko is shown even further than on the DeepState maps.
An updated report from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) on June 24 also lists Andreevka and Constantinople as occupied, with the surrounding area as a gray zone. However, DeepState clarified that no new information about advances in these areas had been received in the past few days.
Let us recall that 151 combat clashes were recorded on the front over the past 24 hours. The hottest ones were in the Pokrovsky, Limansky, Toretsky and Novopavlovsky directions.
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