As Ukraine chips away at Russian supply lines and oil infrastructure, Western analysts say the Kremlin’s hopes of a rapid push towards Kramatorsk are slipping into a drawn-out war that could drag on for several more years.

The Russian army captured 14 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory in May. DeepState, a Ukrainian group of military analysts, reported that this is the lowest monthly rate of…

This is despite the group's public map showing a Russian advance of 14 square kilometers (about 5.4 square miles) in May, due to the delay in publicly acknowledging advances by…

Key developments on June 1: * Russian monthly territorial gains slip into negative for first time since 2023, DeepState reports * Ending Russia's war before winter is…

L’Ukraine a repris aux Russes quelque 282 km2 en mai, réduisant pour le deuxième mois d’affilée la zone de son territoire contrôlée par Moscou, qui gagnait du terrain depuis…

War in Ukraine - Latest update, key takeaways and map from the Institute for the Study of War on June 1, 2026

DeepState UA said it was Russia's first month of net losses since 2023, when Ukraine launched its major summer offensive with Western arms.

Ukraine has regained more land than it lost to Russia for two consecutive months. In May, Kyiv's forces secured a net gain of 282 square kilometers. This positive trend follows…

As Ukraine chips away at Russian supply lines and oil infrastructure, Western analysts say the Kremlin’s hopes of a rapid push towards Kramatorsk are slipping into a drawn-out war…