Russians have gained control of three more settlements in the Donetsk region. Here’s the latest on the frontlines and a battle map.
It is currently the 1011th day of full-scale war against Russian occupiers. From the beginning of the previous day, November 29, until 22:00, there were 172 combat engagements at the front. Russian forces have occupied three settlements in the Donetsk region.
According to data from the DeepState portal, the enemy has occupied Zheltoye (Pokrovsk direction), Pustynka, and Razdolnoye. Additionally, the Russian army has advanced near Ilinka, Novodonetsky, Trudovoye, Pushkin, and Kurakhovo.
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0 1 "The situation in the Pokrovsk, Kurakhiv, and Vremiv directions remains tense — the enemy is concentrating its main offensive efforts there", — reported the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in its update as of 22:00 on November 29.
The highest number of Russian attacks occurred in the Kurakhiv direction — the invaders made 43 attempts to advance. Most of the fighting took place near Sontsivka, Berestkov, Novodmitrivka, Zarya, Kurakhovo, Dachne, Dalneye, Yelizavetovka, Annivka, and Uspenivka.
In the Pokrovsk direction, within less than a day, the Russians attacked our positions 34 times. They attempted to advance in the areas of the settlements of Myrolyubivka, Luch, Lisovka, Dachenske, Mlechnoye, Novy Trud, and Zheltoye.
"At the same time, the losses of the occupiers, according to the available information as of now (22:00 on November 29, — ed.), amount to 497 killed and wounded, four armored combat vehicles destroyed, one artillery system, three UAV control points, and 12 units of enemy vehicles; additionally, our defenders damaged two cars and two artillery systems," — the General Staff added.
In the Vremiv direction, the Russians stormed the front line of our defense 24 times. Fighting occurred in the area of Veselya Rosha, Konstantinopolsk, Sukhi Yaly, Razdolnoye, and Novodarivka.
As reported by "Telegraph," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he is ready to end the "hot phase" of the war in exchange for Ukraine's accession to NATO. He believes that a ceasefire agreement could be reached if the free territory of Ukraine is placed "under the NATO umbrella." This would allow for future negotiations regarding the return of occupied territories "through diplomatic means."