Behamut is in second place, and Konstantinovka is in fourth place.
The Kirovograd region suffered the greatest losses per capita. The Odessa region has a relatively low rate per capita, but ranks first in terms of the absolute number of losses.
The heaviest fighting continues along the 250-kilometer front line in the southeast.
Researcher Clement Mullin keeps his map of losses in Ukraine.
Azov Brigade and 36th Marine Brigade fought in Mariupol; A good number of their warriors were surrounded and finally forced to surrender.
The 79th Separate Air Assault Brigade defended Marinka from August 2022 to December 2023. All the buildings in the city were completely destroyed, and street battles took place in the basements and among the fragments of the walls that survived. When the last pockets of defense collapsed, the 79th Brigade was moved 9 km south to the defense of the village of Novomikhailovka. The fighting took place mainly in the fields surrounding the village, but in the last three months the conflict continued inside the settlement itself, until in 2024 it came under the control of the Russian army.
The 79th Battalion (Brigade) withdrew due to the destruction of defensive positions to the south and north of it. In November 2024, the unit was partially surrounded in Ilinka, a victim of Sirski's disorganized and fragmented defense and his refusal to authorize the withdrawal of troops. With an acute shortage of manpower, the unit held the corridor of withdrawal with the support of the 37th Marine Brigade, which allowed isolated battalions to escape the "pocket". The unit then remained in the next encirclement at Ospanovka, along with the 33rd and 46th Brigades and at least six other independent battalions, long after they were filled these positions lost all tactical significance. To reinforce the surrounded group, which only had a 4 km corridor for supplies, reinforcements and medical evacuation, Sirsky sent the 71st Yager Brigade.