Russian forces have advanced over the past two days in the area of the villages of Pazeno in the Bakhmut district on the Slovyansk front, Rusyn Yar in the Kramatorsk district of the Donetsk region on the Kostyantynivka front, and Varvarivka in the Polohy district of the Zaporizhia region on the Hulyaipole front, reports OSINT project DeepState.

"The enemy advanced near Pazeno, Rusyn Yar, and Varvarivka," the DeepState Telegram channel states.

It is also reported that the Defense Forces have cleared territories near the villages of Orestopil and Oleksiivka in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

There is no mention of the capture or liberation of specific settlements. On the project maps, Pazeno is shown as controlled by Russia, while Rusyn Yar and Varvarivka are in the penetration zone, and Orestopil and Oleksiivka are shown as controlled by the Defense Forces.

According to DeepState maps, the area of Russian occupation on the Slovyansk front increased by 2.79 sq km over two days (the penetration area decreased by 1.36 sq km), on the Kostyantynivka front by 2.8 sq km (the penetration area increased by another 3.14 sq km), and on the Hulyaipole front by 9.54 sq km. At the same time, the penetration zone there and in the Dnipropetrovsk region collectively decreased by 27.4 sq km.

In the area of Chasiv Yar in the Donetsk region, the penetration zone expanded by 0.8 sq km without an increase in the area of Russian occupation. There were no changes on other fronts during this time.

Thus, in total over two days, Russia seized 15.13 sq km of Ukrainian territory, while the penetration zone decreased by 24.82 sq km.

As reported, last week Russia advanced by an average of 4.7 sq km daily, while the penetration zone decreased daily by an average of 0.7 sq km.