As of March 24, 2025, the military situation in Ukraine remains tense. Russian forces continue active assaults on several fronts, while the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) demonstrate successes in counteroffensive operations. Western allies have intensified diplomatic efforts, and the humanitarian situation in some regions remains critical.
Frontline Situation
Kharkiv direction: The situation is difficult but under control. Ukrainian military officials report Russian forces are exhausted due to a lack of personnel and ammunition.
Luhansk region: Ukrainian forces have liberated the village of Nadiya — their first success in this region in a long period.
Pokrovsk direction: Russian forces are actively storming AFU positions near Panteleimonivka, Vodiane Druhe, and Yelyzavetivka.
Russian Losses
According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russian army losses as of March 24, 2025, are estimated at:
- Personnel: ~904,760 (+1,280 in the past 24 hours)
- Tanks: 10,420 (+8)
- Armored vehicles: 21,652 (+16)
- Artillery systems: 25,129 (+81)
- MLRS: 1,338 (+5)
- Helicopters: 335 (+4)
- UAVs: 30,641 (+146)
- Vehicles and fuel tanks: 41,726 (+116)
Diplomatic Efforts and Negotiations
In Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, negotiations took place between representatives of the US and Russia regarding a potential ceasefire in the Black Sea. The goal of these talks is to ensure maritime shipping security and create conditions for broader peace negotiations. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov confirmed that discussions focused on maritime security issues. The Ukrainian side expressed concern about possible delays from Russia in decision-making.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that a pause in US intelligence sharing did not affect the worsening situation for Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region.
Following the conclusion of the US-Russia negotiations, another round of talks between the US and Ukrainian delegations is expected. These meetings aim to coordinate further actions and explore potential peace solutions.
International Military and Financial Support
Members of the Drone Coalition have decided to allocate €20 million from their joint fund for the purchase of tactical reconnaissance UAVs for Ukraine’s defense forces. Equipment delivery is expected within three months.
Germany has approved an additional €11 billion in military aid for Ukraine.
Italy has extended its military aid to Ukraine until the end of 2025, approving the relevant decree. Since the start of Russia’s invasion, Italy has provided ten aid packages, including SAMP/T air defense systems.
Spain announced a new €1 billion military aid package for Ukraine, which will be provided throughout this year. This assistance is part of a bilateral security and defense agreement signed in May 2024.
Humanitarian Situation
On the night of March 24, Russian forces carried out another airstrike on Kyiv region, wounding a 37-year-old man and damaging several homes. In the Zaporizhzhia region, a 54-year-old woman was injured, and windows in residential buildings were shattered.
As a result of a missile strike on the center of Sumy, 28 people were injured, including children. Hospitals and schools sustained damage.
Domestic Situation in Ukraine
Ukraine and Finland signed a joint letter of intent to form a coalition for building civilian protection shelters — a significant step toward safeguarding the civilian population.
Conclusion
The events of March 24, 2025, highlight intense combat actions and ongoing diplomatic pressure on Russia. At the same time, Ukrainian forces demonstrate resilience, and international support remains a crucial factor in countering aggression.
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