Russia – Ukraine war latest updates from the General Staff of Ukraine as of January 22, 2024.
1,064 day of the russian large-scale invasion and 3,978 day of the russia’s war against Ukraine begins.
Operational information as of 8:00 a.m. January 22, 2024 regarding the Russian invasion.
The 164th day of the Russian Federation’s large-scale armed aggression against Ukraine has begun.
The situation at the front remains difficult. The enemy, using its superiority in manpower and equipment, is relentlessly attacking our positions. Ukrainian defenders are steadfastly holding back the onslaught of the occupiers, inflicting significant losses on the enemy.
In total, 121 clashes were recorded over the past 24 hours.
Yesterday, the enemy launched two missile strikes using four missiles on the positions of Ukrainian units and settlements, as well as 70 air strikes, dropping 90 KAB. In addition, it carried out more than six thousand attacks, including 151 from multiple launch rocket systems, and used 2,899 kamikaze drones to destroy them.
The aggressor carried out air strikes, in particular in the areas of the settlements of Gremyach, Slavhorod, Seredyna Buda, Muraviya, Buchka, Vovchanski Khutory, Glushkivka, Nadiya, Novoserhiivka, Stupochky, Mayske, Druzhba, Kostyantynivka, Toretsk, Novoandreivka.
Over the past day, aviation, missile troops and artillery of the Defense Forces struck sixteen areas of concentration of personnel, weapons and military equipment, two control points, four warehouses, two artillery pieces and another important enemy object.
In the Kharkiv direction, the enemy once tried to break through the defensive lines of our defenders near Vovchansk.
In the Kupyansk direction, 10 attacks by the invaders took place yesterday. Ukrainian defenders repelled the enemy’s assault actions near Dvorichnaya, Petropavlivka, Lozova, Kutkivka and Novaya Kruglyakivka.
In the Lyman direction, the enemy attacked 13 times. He tried to wedge his way into our defenses near the settlements of Kopanky, Terny, and Kolodyazy.
In the Siversky direction, the enemy carried out offensive actions in the Ivano-Daryivka area, and only one attack was repelled.
In the Kramatorsk direction, the occupiers attacked six times in the areas of the settlements of Chasiv Yar and Fedorivka.
In the Toretsk direction, the enemy carried out six attacks in the Toretsk area.
In the Pokrovsky direction, our defenders stopped 61 assault actions of the aggressor towards the settlements of Vodyane Druge, Zelene Pole, Elizavetivka, Hryshyne, Novoserhiivka, Ppetropavlivka, Myrolyubivka, Promyn, Myrnograd, Novyi Trud, Pokrovsk, Zvirovo, Uspenivka, Slovianka, Sribne, Shevchenko, Andriivka, Ulakly, Yantarne, Dachne.
In the Novopavlivske direction, the enemy carried out eight attacks in the directions of Vremivka, Konstantinopol and Velyka Novosilka over the past day.
In the Orikhivske direction, the occupation troops stormed the positions of the Defense Forces once in the area of the settlement of Kamianske.
Ukrainian soldiers are making efforts to prevent the enemy from advancing deep into Ukrainian territory, successfully repelling three enemy offensive actions in the Prydniprovske direction.
In the Hulyaipilske direction, the enemy did not conduct active actions in the past day.
In the Volyn and Polisske directions, no signs of the formation of enemy offensive groups were detected.
The Defense Forces of Ukraine continue the operation in the Kursk region. On Wednesday, the enemy launched 23 air strikes, dropping 31 KABs, and carried out 450 attacks, including 16 with MLRS. Ukrainian defenders repelled seven assault actions of the invaders.
Our soldiers inflict significant losses on the occupation forces in manpower and equipment, and actively undermine the enemy’s offensive potential in the rear. In total, the losses of the Russian invaders over the past day amounted to 1,950 soldiers.
Ukrainian soldiers also neutralized 11 tanks, 8 armored combat vehicles, 60 artillery systems, 141 operational-tactical UAVs, 155 vehicles, and a unit of special equipment of the invaders.
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