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76 clashes occur at front, Russian army most active in Pokrovsk, Lyman sectors - Ukraine's General Staff:

Since the beginning of July 19, 76 combat engagements have been reported along the frontline. Russian forces are most active in the Pokrovsk and Lyman sectors, and Russia has dropped 26 guided aerial bombs in the Kharkiv region

Ukrainian Armed Forces' General Staff reported the information as of 16:00.

The report notes that Russian forces continue to assault Ukrainian defensive positions. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Defense Forces are disrupting Russia's plans, inflicting significant losses in both manpower and equipment.

Today, on July 19, Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners of the separate mechanized brigade named after General Lieutenant Mark Bezruchko shot down a Russian Su-25 attack aircraft.

Frontline update

In the Kharkiv sector, Russian forces conducted four assault operations near Hlyboke and Vovchansk. They failed in three of these engagements, with another battle still ongoing.

Today, Russia dropped 26 guided aerial bombs targeting the areas of Lyptsi, Hlyboke, and Mali Prokhody. Additionally, they attacked the city of Chuhuiv with two Iskander-M ballistic missiles.

In the Kupyansk sector, Russian forces attacked Ukrainian positions near Novoosynove, Petropavlivka, Synkivka, and Stelmakhivka. Four attacks were repelled, and another is still ongoing.

In the Lyman sector, the occupying Russian army launched 11 attacks during the day near Serebryansky forest, Nevske, Hrekivka, and Novosadove. Ukrainian Defense Forces repelled nine of these attacks, with two more battles continuing near Nevske.

In the Siversk sector, Russian forces attempted six attacks in the areas of Bilohorivka, Verkhniokamianske, Vyimka, and Pereyizne, all of which were unsuccessful.

In the Kramatorsk sector, Russia launched three assaults on Ukrainian forces near Chasiv Yar and Bila Hora. One of these battles is still ongoing. --->READ MORE HERE

Over day, 12 battles take place in areas of Hlyboke, Vovchansk in Kharkiv axis – General Staff:

Russian troops continue to conduct active assaults in Pokrovsk and Toretsk axis, and they also conducted hostilities in the areas of Hlyboke and Vovchansk in Kharkiv axis, where 12 battles took place, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports as of 8:00.

"Over the past 24 hours, 130 military clashes were recorded," the report says.

In Kharkiv axis, the enemy continued offensive and assault operations. A total of 12 military clashes took place here. All in the areas of Hlyboke and Vovchansk. The occupiers actively used bomber aircraft for strikes.

In Kupiansk axis, the number of attacks over the past 24 hours is 11. The defense forces repelled all enemy assaults at Synkivka, Stelmakhivka and Berestove.

In Lyman axis, Ukrainian troops repelled 14 attacks by the invaders near Makiyivka, Nevske, Torske and Terny.

In Siversk axis, the Ukrainian Defense Forces repelled five assault actions. The enemy tried to advance near Pereizne, Spirne and Vyimka.

In Kramatorsk axis, the Ukrainian military stopped six enemy attempts to break through the Ukrainian defense. The occupiers, with the support of aviation, made their main efforts in the Chasiv Yar area.

The invaders continued to actively operate in Toretsk axis yesterday. The enemy carried out attacks 20 times on the positions of Ukrainian defenders in the areas of Pivnichne, Toretsk and New York. He carried out airstrikes with guided and unguided aircraft bombs.

In Pokrovsk axis, the Ukrainian military repelled 27 assaults and attacks near the settlements Vozdvyzhenka, Novoselivka Persha, Novooleksandrivka, Prohres, Umanske and Yasnobrodivka, where the invaders, with the support of aviation, tried to oust Ukrainian units from their lines. --->READ MORE HERE