Yesterday was the toughest day on the frontline in 2025. According to the General Staff, there have been around 250 combat engagements since the beginning of the day.

The main directions of enemy activity are Pokrovsk, Kurakhove, and Velykonovosilkivske sectors.

A DeepState graph illustrates enemy activity since the beginning of this year.

An explosion of an "unknown object" occurred near a dining establishment in Mykolaiv. Two people were killed, and eight were injured, according to the regional police.

At the Kyiv-Mohyla Business School, a lecture was canceled at the request of certain activists.

Today, an LGBT organization with the expressive name "Gender ?ed" succeeded in convincing the institution to cancel a lecture by Ukrainian philosopher Serhiy Chaplyhin, labeling him a "homophobe." Their campaign against the philosopher, based on his political views, was ironically framed around "freedom of speech and tolerance."

The lecture was supposed to address "The National Identity of Ukrainians in the 21st Century."

It seems they offer no alternative identity or freedom of speech for those who disagree.

In Ryazan, the "Dyagilevo" airbase, one of the key bases for Mordor's strategic aviation, came under attack — Head of the Center for Countering Disinformation.

At the same time, Kovalenko reported that the port in Novorossiysk, where Moscow stations missile carriers used to attack Ukrainian cities, was also targeted.