Russian Forces Occupy 84 Sq Km in June, but Total Might Be Negative Excluding Areas Liberated by AFU
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Russian forces occupy 84 sq km in June, but total might be negative excluding areas liberated by AFU
Russian troops occupied 84 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory in June, but taking into account the areas liberated by the Ukrainian Defense Forces, the growth of the occupied area may turn out to be negative for the second consecutive month, the DeepState analytical project has said.
Over June, Russian troops occupied 84 sq. km of Ukrainian territory – DeepState. INFOGRAPHICS
In June 2026, Russian occupation forces captured 84 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory. At the same time, if the territories liberated by Ukraine's Defence Forces are taken into account, the overall balance for the enemy has remained negative for the second month in a row.
In June, the Russian army occupied 84 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory, but the pace of progress has slowed, the Ukrayinska Pravda portal reported on Wednesday, citing an analysis by DeepState published on Telegram.
DeepState analysts reported the area occupied by Russian troops in June and made a forecast for the balance. For details, read ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1)
According to the latest data published by the group of Ukrainian analysts Deep State, the pace of Russian progress on the front in Ukraine increased in June compared to May, from 14 km2 to 84 km2 – or 2.8 km2 per day on average 1. In the first half of the year, the Russian army occupied 770 km2 of Ukrainian territory, compared with 1,830 in the same period in 2025. The Russian increase thus returned to its level of 2024, when it stood at 750 km2…
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