The AFU neutralized almost 180 Russian occupiers in the Pokrovsky direction during the day
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The AFU neutralized almost 180 Russian occupiers in the Pokrovsky direction during the day

General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
AFU

In total, 125 combat clashes have taken place since the beginning of this day. Ukrainian defenders continue to resolutely repel the enemy's attempts to advance deep into our territory. The Pokrovsky direction of the front remains the hottest.

Points of attention

  • The Armed Forces of Ukraine neutralized almost 180 Russian occupiers in the Pokrovsky direction, with 118 irretrievably killed during intense combat clashes.
  • Ukrainian defenders are resolutely repelling enemy advances, with 33 attacks repelled from the occupiers in recent days.
  • Operational information highlights one combined missile strike, 34 airstrikes, and the use of kamikaze drones by the Russian invaders, causing significant damage.

Current situation in the Pokrovsky direction on September 20

Operational information as of 22:00 09/20/2025 regarding the Russian invasion

The Russian invaders carried out one combined missile strike, using 37 missiles, 34 air strikes, dropping 54 guided bombs. In addition, they used 2,536 kamikaze drones to strike and carried out 3,387 attacks on the positions of our troops and settlements.

In the Pokrovsky direction, since the beginning of this day, the enemy has attacked positions 33 times in the areas of the settlements of Volodymyrivka, Nykanorivka, Rodynske, Chervonyi Lyman, Novoekonomichne, Kotlyne, Udachne, Molodetske, Dachne and towards the settlements of Kozatske and Novopavlivka.

One clash continues to this day.

Today, according to preliminary data, 178 occupiers have been neutralized in this direction, 118 of which have been irretrievably destroyed.

In addition, Ukrainian soldiers destroyed:

  • 1 cannon,

  • 12 UAVs,

  • 3 units of automotive equipment.

Two drone control points and one enemy artillery system were also damaged.

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