The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation in November was captured by almost five times more territories than for the entire 2023 (map)

The reason for the promotion of Russian troops, according to analysts, was the lack of resources for fighting and the use of new tactics. During November, the Russian troops managed to control 725 square kilometers of Ukraine, which became a record since March 2022. This was reported by UA War Infography. During November, the Russian Armed Forces were able to obtain the largest territorial achievements in Ukraine since March 2022.

Last month, the Russian armed forces were able to capture 725 square kilometers of territory under control. Almost 90 percent of these territorial achievements have reached the Russian army in the Donetsk region, where the offensive of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is observed to the strategically important city of Pokrovsk. So now the forces of Ukraine's defense forces control less than a third of Donetsk region, when they control over 40 percent at the beginning of the year.

Currently, Russian troops are less than five kilometers from Pokrovsk. The reason for the offensive of Russian invaders is the lack of weapons and equipment, which the Armed Forces are supplied with delay, lack of personnel and changing the tactics of Russian invaders, who now use a new tactic of storms on motorcycles and Bagi.

The last Russian troops reached greater territorial achievements than in November this year, only in March 2022, that is, a few weeks after the start of the full -scale war. At that time, Russia occupied more than 45,400 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory, and its troops were in the suburbs of the capital of Ukraine of Kiev.

In total, as of the end of November 2024, since the beginning of a full -scale aggressive war in February 2022, Russia occupied 68 050 square kilometers of Ukrainian territory in total. If you add to this the Crimean Peninsula, annexed in 2014, as well as territories in the Donbass, occupied by pro -Russian separatists by 2022, now Russia controls 18. 4 percent of Ukraine.