In one day, there were 181 combat encounters at the front: the fiercest battles were in the Pokrovsky and Konstantinovsky directions.

On March 27, 181 combat clashes were recorded on the Russian-Ukrainian front. The most intense fighting continued in the Pokrovskoe and Konstantinovskoe directions.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this as of 8:00.

According to military data, Russian forces carried out 59 airstrikes over the past 24 hours, using 228 guided bombs. Furthermore, the enemy used more than 8,200 kamikaze drones and carried out 3,567 shelling attacks on Ukrainian troop positions and populated areas, including 67 using multiple launch rocket systems.

At the same time, Ukrainian Defense Forces aircraft struck three areas where enemy personnel were concentrated.

The situation remains tense in the Pokrovsk sector, where Ukrainian forces have stopped 36 enemy assaults. In the Konstantinovsk sector, the occupiers launched 35 attacks.

Active fighting also continued on other sectors of the front. Specifically, eight attacks were recorded in the Kupyansk sector, nine in the Liman sector, and in Slovyansk, Ukrainian defenders repelled six enemy advance attempts.

In the Hulyai-Pole sector, the occupiers carried out 21 attacks, and in the Yuzhno-Slobozhansky sector, five assaults. Fighting also occurred in the Kramatorsk, Oleksandrivske, and Prydniprovsk sectors.

At the same time, no active offensive actions were recorded in the Orekhovo direction, and no signs of the formation of enemy strike groups were found in the Volynsk and Polesie directions.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to contain enemy pressure along the entire front line.