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UA-NATO/RU | Jan.-1st-2026/May 12th | Reporting
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Russia’s forces lost a net 116 square kilometers of occupied territory in April 2026, marking the first monthly territorial setback since Ukraine’s operation in Russia’s Kursk region in August 2024.
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Russia Records Net Territorial Loss in April for First Time Since 2024, ISW Reports
Russia lost 116 sq km in April 2026—its first net territorial loss since August 2024—as ISW cites slowing offensives due to Ukrainian strikes and communication
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Ukraine war briefing: Strikes on Russia’s Primorsk oil port and ships
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Ukraine war briefing: Strikes on Russia’s Primorsk oil port and ships
Zelenskyy says three ‘shadow fleet’ vessels hit along with guided missile corvette; Ukrainian drones menace Moscow and surrounds. What we know on day 1,531
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Ukrainian drone hits upmarket Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations
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Ukrainian drone hits upmarket Moscow high-rise ahead of Victory Day celebrations
The attack comes as the Kremlin prepares to hold a scaled-back military parade on Saturday.
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Denis Butsayev, a high-ranking Russian official who was recently dismissed from the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry, has reportedly fled to the United States to escape criminal prosecution, independent journalist Farida Rustamova reported Thursday.
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Sacked Russian Deputy Minister Flees to U.S. Amid Fraud Probe, Sources Say - The Moscow Times
Denis Butsayev, a high-ranking Russian official who was recently dismissed from the Natural Resources and Environment Ministry, has reportedly fled to the United States to escape criminal prosecution, independent journalist Farida Rustamova reported Thursday.
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According to our data, in April the net gains of the Russian armed forces were approximately 94km². - BLACK BIRD GROUP
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Kinda funny , completely opposite report
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The black bird group doesnt produce alot of current info based on its Finish website,
www.blackbirdgroup.fi
Articles and Media | Black Bird Group — BLACK BIRD GROUP
Browse Black Bird Group’s latest articles, interviews, publications, and media appearances covering the war in Ukraine, Russian military developments, and Northern European security.
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Russia Suffers First Net Territory Loss in Ukraine Since 2024
Analysts said Ukrainian counterattacks and drone strikes cut Russian gains as Moscow’s advance slowed to 2.9 square kilometers a day in early 2026.
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Russian forces suffered a net loss of 116 square kilometers of controlled territory in Ukraine last month, marking the first territorial decline since the 2024 Kursk operation, according to the Institute for the Study of War .
Sustained Ukrainian ground counterattacks and intensified mid-range drone strikes on logistics infrastructure drove this reversal, while analysts note Russian forces faced growing coordination challenges and restricted battlefield communications.
The OSINT project DeepState reported that Russian forces occupied 11.9% less Ukrainian territory last month than in March, despite Kremlin attempts to use infiltration tactics to exaggerate continuous progress.
This shift forces immediate revisions to Russian operational planning and affects troop morale, as Moscow's rate of advance has plummeted by 80%, described by analysts as "sputtering."
While Russia maintains a manpower advantage, current attrition patterns suggest a broader slowdown in offensive momentum that constrains Russian tactical options for the coming months, analysts say.
Analysts said Ukrainian counterattacks and drone strikes cut Russian gains as Moscow’s advance slowed to 2.9 square kilometers a day in early 2026.
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Russian forces suffered a net loss of 116 square kilometers of controlled territory in Ukraine last month, marking the first territorial decline since the 2024 Kursk operation, according to the Institute for the Study of War .
Sustained Ukrainian ground counterattacks and intensified mid-range drone strikes on logistics infrastructure drove this reversal, while analysts note Russian forces faced growing coordination challenges and restricted battlefield communications.
The OSINT project DeepState reported that Russian forces occupied 11.9% less Ukrainian territory last month than in March, despite Kremlin attempts to use infiltration tactics to exaggerate continuous progress.
This shift forces immediate revisions to Russian operational planning and affects troop morale, as Moscow's rate of advance has plummeted by 80%, described by analysts as "sputtering."
While Russia maintains a manpower advantage, current attrition patterns suggest a broader slowdown in offensive momentum that constrains Russian tactical options for the coming months, analysts say.
Russia Suffers First Net Territory Loss in Ukraine Since 2024
ISW reported that Russian forces lost 116 sq. km more than they gained in April, as Ukrainian counterattacks and strikes slow Moscow's advance.
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Ukraine’s MOD says officials met with Sweden’s PM and Defence Minister in Stockholm to discuss strengthening aviation and air defense, including Gripen fighter jets, anti-ballistic solutions, EW cooperation, Saab radar/satellite work, and Ovzon satellite communications.
Ukraine’s MOD says Norway will allocate approximately $302 million to a new PURL package to strengthen Ukraine’s air defense, including missiles for Patriot systems intended to protect cities, critical infrastructure, and Ukrainian positions.
Ukraine’s MOD says talks with German government representatives and defense-industry officials focused on joint production, R&D, localization, unmanned systems, air defense, Patriot/NASAMS munitions, drone interception, long-range capabilities, maritime unmanned systems, AI/data solutions, and space capabilities.
Lithuania’s Ministry of National Defence reports NATO Baltic Air Policing alerts involving Russian aircraft near the Baltic States’ borders, including Su-24/Su-24SM aircraft and a Tu-134 operating around the Kaliningrad route with issues including no flight plans, no radio contact, and transponders off.
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Trump says there will be 3-day ceasefire in Russia-Ukraine war
The president said he facilitated the deal, which includes a prisoner swap, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly signaled his support. But past ceasefires have crumbled.
Trump says there will be 3-day ceasefire in Russia-Ukraine war
President Donald Trump said Friday that Russia and Ukraine have agreed to a three-day ceasefire and prisoner exchange mediated by the United States, the latest twist in the yearslong conflict that has seen other pauses quickly fall apart. The temporary ceasefire will stretch from Saturday to Monday to facilitate the transfers of 2,000 Russian and Ukrainian prisoners of war, Trump said on social media.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly signaled his support, thanking Trump for helping coordinate the agreement, and said he hopes Trump will ensure that Russian President Vladimir Putin upholds the ceasefire.
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Russia Violated the Ceasefire Announced by Donald Trump in the Framework of Victory Day in World War II
Summary by Infobae
The three-day truce was interrupted in the early hours of this morning, following the launch by Moscow of an Iskander missile and 43 drones against Ukrainian territory
Summary by Infobae
The three-day truce was interrupted in the early hours of this morning, following the launch by Moscow of an Iskander missile and 43 drones against Ukrainian territory
Australian National Review - Ukraine Has Violated Victory Day Ceasefire – Moscow — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union
Kiev has committed a total of 8,970 violations since midnight Friday, according to the Russian MOD The Ukrainian military has violated the Victory Day ceasefire on 8,970 occasions since it took effect at midnight on Friday, including drone and artillery strikes, according to the Russian Defense...
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^ Russia goes one better....
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Ukraine not honoring Victory Day ceasefire – Russian MOD
The Ukrainian military has committed a total of 8,970 ceasefire violations since it took effect at midnight on Friday, the Russian MOD reports
Ukraine has violated Victory Day ceasefire – Moscow
The Ukrainian military has violated the Victory Day ceasefire on 8,970 occasions since it took effect at midnight on Friday, including drone and artillery strikes, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
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Who is RT?^ Russia goes one better....
Ukraine not honoring Victory Day ceasefire – Russian MOD
The Ukrainian military has committed a total of 8,970 ceasefire violations since it took effect at midnight on Friday, the Russian MOD reportsUkraine has violated Victory Day ceasefire – Moscow
The Ukrainian military has violated the Victory Day ceasefire on 8,970 occasions since it took effect at midnight on Friday, including drone and artillery strikes, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
Sounds like Russia is covering for a previous reported attack, Think
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