Over the past month, Russia has made significant progress in the Dubrofilia region of the Donetsk region and is closing in on the city itself from several directions. The battle zone (grey zone) actually forms an arc of a semi-environment of Dubrophilia, surrounding the city simultaneously from the west and east. This can be seen from the dynamics of the map of the Ukrainian military public DeepState from September 25 to October 25. Over the course of a month, the Russian zone of control expanded considerably north of Rudinsky, in the area of ​​Belitsky, Matyashevo, and the new Donbass. At the same time, the gray area has grown significantly, now approaching the eastern, western and southern outskirts of Dubropol. In addition, a Russian advance became clear to the west of the city, in the area of ​​the Dobropolia village of the same name. Therefore, the threat to the city no longer comes only from the south and east, but also from the west wing. At the same time, many Ukrainian military observers paint a much worse picture for Ukraine's armed forces than DeepState. They directly say that the Russians have entered Dobropolia itself and are fighting inside the city. Although the DS map in Dobropolia itself still doesn't even have a gray area. Yesterday, a Ukrainian military man with the call sign Muchnoy reported that Russian units were repeatedly seen in the Dobropolskaya mine area. According to him, the Russians are using its territory as a stronghold for further progress. Also, Russian forces are trying to advance through the new Donbas region and bypass Dobropolia from the west towards Sviatgorovka. "The threat lies not only in direct pressure on urban development, but also in the enemy's attempts to gradually envelop the city from different directions," writes Muchnoy. He warns that the expansion of the Russian presence in the wings could significantly complicate the defense of Dobropolia. The Russian infiltrations were described in more detail on Tuesday by Ukrainian military analyst Konstantin Shavet. According to him, Russian soldiers have already reached the closest approaches to Dobropolia from the east, southeast and south.

Over the past month, Russia has made significant progress in the Dubrofilia region of the Donetsk region and is closing in on the city itself from several directions. The battle zone (grey zone) actually forms an arc of a semi-environment of Dubrophilia, surrounding the city simultaneously from the west and east. This can be seen from the dynamics of the map of the Ukrainian military public DeepState from September 25 to October 25. Over the course of a month, the Russian zone of control expanded considerably north of Rudinsky, in the area of ​​Belitsky, Matyashevo, and the new Donbass. At the same time, the gray area has grown significantly, now approaching the eastern, western and southern outskirts of Dubropol. In addition, a Russian advance became clear to the west of the city, in the area of ​​the Dobropolia village of the same name. Therefore, the threat to the city no longer comes only from the south and east, but also from the west wing. At the same time, many Ukrainian military observers paint a much worse picture for Ukraine's armed forces than DeepState. They directly say that the Russians have entered Dobropolia itself and are fighting inside the city. Although the DS map in Dobropolia itself still doesn't even have a gray area. Yesterday, a Ukrainian military man with the call sign Muchnoy reported that Russian units were repeatedly seen in the Dobropolskaya mine area. According to him, the Russians are using its territory as a stronghold for further progress. Also, Russian forces are trying to advance through the new Donbas region and bypass Dobropolia from the west towards Sviatgorovka. "The threat lies not only in direct pressure on urban development, but also in the enemy's attempts to gradually envelop the city from different directions," writes Muchnoy. He warns that the expansion of the Russian presence in the wings could significantly complicate the defense of Dobropolia. The Russian infiltrations were described in more detail on Tuesday by Ukrainian military analyst Konstantin Shavet. According to him, Russian soldiers have already reached the closest approaches to Dobropolia from the east, southeast and south.