There were 236 combat contacts on the front in 24 hours: the hottest ones were in the Pokrovskoe and Gulyai-Polye directions.

Over the course of 24 hours on March 28, 236 combat clashes occurred on the Russian-Ukrainian front. The most intense fighting took place in the Pokrovsk and Hulyai-Polye directions.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this in construction as of 08:00.

According to military data, the previous day, Russian forces carried out one missile strike and 89 air strikes, dropping 280 guided bombs. They also deployed 8,769 kamikaze drones and carried out 3,886 shelling attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces positions and populated areas, including 79 using multiple launch rocket systems.

In particular, airstrikes hit settlements in the Zaporizhzhia, Kherson and Sumy regions.

At the same time, the Ukrainian Defense Forces’ aviation struck eight areas where enemy personnel and equipment were concentrated.

In the main directions the situation looks like this:

• • • • in Severo-Slobozhansky and Kursky – 92 shellings;

     

     

• • • • on Yuzhno-Slobozhansky – five attacks;

     

     

• • • • on Kupyansk – nine attacks;

     

     

• • • • on Limansky – five attacks;

     

     

• • • • in Slavic – four attacks;

     

     

• • • • on Kramatorsk – three attacks;

     

     

• • • • on Konstantinovsky – 27 attacks;

     

     

• • • • On Pokrovsky there were 57 assaults that were stopped by the Defense Forces;

     

     

• • • • on Aleksandrovsky – 22 attacks;

     

     

• • • • in Gulyaipolsky – 33 attacks;

     

     

• • • • on Orekhovsky – 10 attacks;

     

     

• • • • On the Dnieper there were two attempts at an offensive.

     

     

There are no signs of the formation of offensive enemy groups in the Volyn and Polesie directions.