Russia creates "death zone" near Myrnohrad: What is happening (map)

Russian troops have established tight drone control over the territory within a 20-kilometer radius of Myrnohrad's center, creating a so-called "kill-zone." They are attacking any moving targets, which critically complicates movement and logistics in the area.

This was reported by DeepState analysts.

"The enemy is currently leveraging accumulated resources to pressure the city's northern outskirts in an attempt to squeeze Myrnohrad and its wider agglomeration. Simultaneously, Russian forces have advanced and consolidated along the tree line north of Rivne, jeopardizing units holding the pocket near Svitle," the analysts report.

On the southern approaches to Myrnohrad, the adversary continues to concentrate substantial infantry and hardware. This buildup was facilitated by the limited capacity of Ukrainian drone operators to strike targets in this particular sector.

Furthermore, Russian forces have deployed tube artillery to the southern outskirts. These assets are now being used to intensify pressure on northern Myrnohrad, aimed at seizing the city and its surrounding urban areas.

Concurrently, Russian forces maintain their push from Pokrovsk toward Hryshyne, which is now almost entirely occupied. Analysts also report persistent infiltration attempts by enemy tactical groups in the Novooleksandrivka and Vasylivka sectors.

Constant surveillance and strikes by Russian UAVs make safe operations within a 20-kilometer radius of Myrnohrad nearly impossible. Alongside drone control, Russian forces are attempting to push Ukrainian Defense Forces from their positions using a gradual infantry “creeping” tactic into populated areas.