Russians have seized settlements in the Kurakhove and Pokrovsk directions, according to DeepState maps.

The Russian offensive in eastern Ukraine is ongoing. The enemy is actively advancing in Donetsk, seizing new territories of Ukraine. As of November 25, Russian forces have fully occupied two more settlements - Katerynivka and Yuriyivka. Additionally, the occupiers have made progress near nine more populated areas and continue to push forward.

Reports from DeepState indicate that the enemy has occupied Katerynivka and Yuriyivka. Analysts also note that the Russian army has significantly advanced in the Pokrovsk and Kurakhiv directions at several points. There is also movement directly in Kurakhove from the east, as well as to the north - along the reservoir bank and to the south.

Furthermore, DeepState has recorded Russian advances near the populated areas of Novomlynsk, Stelmakhivka, Velyka Novosilka, Zhovte, Zorya, Novodymytrivka, Voznesenka, and Illinka.

Russians are occupying villages in Donetsk at a rapid pace

On November 16, the Russian Federation's army continued its advance in Donetsk and Kharkiv. The enemy fully occupied Maksymivka in the Donetsk region and broke through in several other settlements. The occupiers are also advancing in the Kharkiv region.

On November 14, the Russian army occupied Rivnopil in the Vremiv direction. The enemy is less than six kilometers away from encircling the Armed Forces of Ukraine to the south of Kurakhove. Russians are advancing from the side of Dalekyi towards Uspenivka, putting Ukrainian forces in a precarious position.

On November 10, the enemy improved its positions in Toretsk and three other settlements in the Kurakhiv and Pokrovsk directions. On November 8, Russians occupied Novooleksiivka in the Pokrovsk district. The enemy is also actively advancing in eastern Ukraine.