Enemy occupied 133 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory in March - DeepState
In March 2025, the enemy occupied 133 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory, a figure comparable to April and June 2024.
This was reported by Censor.NET with reference to data from DeepState analysts.
As noted, the effectiveness of enemy troops continues to decline.
"Compared to November, the monthly loss of territory fell by almost 6 times. But this does not mean that the enemy is sitting on its arse and waiting for a ‘deal’. Katsaps have resumed offensive operations in several areas. And the intensity in the Pokrovsk direction began to increase significantly in the second half of March and reached the level of the end of 2024, when the defences south of the city sometimes simply crumbled," the statement said.
"Despite the great fatigue in the Defence Forces and a lot of problems, our men manage to pull themselves together and minimise the enemy's success. The Katsaps are not doing well either, f@ggots are being captured, and they are going through their equivalent of a BGMT in 3-4 days. Unfortunately, they now have a kind of reserve in the form of a Kursk group, and the big question is where it will be transferred or divided," DeepState adds.
Earlier it was reported that the enemy had advanced near Kindrashivka, Panteleimonivka and in Rozlyv.
