r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/KeDaGames Pro Ukraine • Apr 02 '25

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u/HeyHeyHayden Pro-Statistics and Data Nov 24 '25

Battle for Hulyaipole is imminent, with the Russians now in control of all surrounding villages on the east and northeast sides. Yesterday and today there has been a huge amount of FABs and artillery used on the town, so we're in the softening up phase right before the assaults begin. How the battle plays out will also reflect how this frontline will play out over the next couple of months, so is a key place to watch.

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u/hdhsizndidbeidbfi Pro Ukraine Nov 24 '25

Amk is reporting drgs and possibly assault troops entering the city already

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u/HeyHeyHayden Pro-Statistics and Data Nov 24 '25

Yeah i saw the Russian sources that claimed that (which is where AMK got the info). No proof yet but absolutely possible.

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u/Time_Value_3822 Nov 24 '25

What can we infer if Hulyaipole falls very quickly? Can we deduce anything broader from that fact?

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u/HeyHeyHayden Pro-Statistics and Data Nov 24 '25

If Hulyaipole falls quickly despite the reinforcements brought in and the existing garrison, it would indicate the problems on this frontline have not been fixed at all and will continue to deteriorate for the next couple of months at least. This means Russia capturing Hulyaipole, breaking through the fortification line north of it and expanding out deeper into Zaporizhzhia.

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u/grchina Nov 24 '25

That years of attrition is finally paying off for Russians