This week has been one of the most stable and least major news-worthy in months. Admittedly, the benchmark for what constitutes a major news event in a giant conventional war with one million soldiers on each side is pretty high. But as always, plenty has happened. Most all of it is in the category of “more information about processes already in progress.” The general trend is, if you are objective, it looks like Russia certainly is losing, and Ukraine just may be winning.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. The front Kostiantynivka – Over the week, there were no major changes to the situation. An officer named Andriy Babichev, 93rd Brigade, a unit confirmed there, talked to the media and said that Ukrainian teams in the city are holding out, but supply to them is by drone. It’s not clear whether the Russian attempts to move deeper into the city are because of losses or preparations for another push. Both sides are using drones to hunt places where the supply drones go. The most important thing he said is that the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is setting up new defensive lines between Kostiantynivka and Druzhkivka. Huliaipole and the south – Situation seems stable here with no major changes of territorial control. Lyman/Siverskyi Donets River Line – Yet more reports of successful Ukrainian clearing ops, advances pushing Russian troops out of the city built-up area. I have an unconfirmed report that the Ukrainians committed a major, fresh formation here, but again, this is unconfirmed.