Russian occupiers advanced near the village of Zakytne in Lymany territorial community of Donetsk region in the past 24 hours, reports the OSINT project of DeepState.

"The enemy has advanced near Zakytne," the DeepState Telegram channel reported Wednesday evening.

However, there's no mention of capturing a specific village. The project's maps show the village as partially occupied, but most of it is within the penetration zone.

According to DeepState maps, the area of ​​Russian occupation in this region increased by 3.26 square kilometers in 24 hours, due to a reduction in the area of ​​penetration by the same amount.

Furthermore, the enemy's penetration zone north of the town of Huliaipole in Zaporizhia region expanded by 2.42 square kilometers in the past 24 hours, but the area of ​​occupation remained unchanged.

Other sections of the front remained unchanged.

As reported, last week, the occupiers increased their area of ​​control by an average of 1.7 square kilometers per day, while the penetration zone increased by an average of 5.5 square kilometers per day.