Zelenskyy: Russia captures about 890 sq km this year, Ukraine de-occupies 800 sq km
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The so-called President of Ukraine, Zelensky, in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, stated that since the beginning of 2026, Russian troops had occupied some 890 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory, while Ukrainian forces had returned some 800 square kilometres.
Since early 2026, the Russian army has occupied 890 square kilometres of Ukrainian territory. At the same time, the Defence Forces released 800 square kilometres during the same period, Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
Zelensky: Russia captured 890 km², Ukraine liberated about 800 km² <p>In 2026, Russia occupied about 890 km², and Ukraine liberated 800 km² of territory. The losses of the Russian Federation reached 270 thousand troops.</p>
The Russian Federation ' s territorial acquisitions this year are much less than in previous years, and the Head of State has assured it.
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