Over the past day, 209 combat engagements were recorded across the frontline. Ukrainian forces successfully repelled Russian attacks, inflicting significant losses on the enemy.
Frontline Situation
- Pokrovsk sector: the most intense fighting occurred here. Russian forces attempted to breach Ukrainian defenses with up to eight assault groups. Ukrainian troops repelled the attacks and achieved partial success east of Novomykhailivka.
- Lyman sector: Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian command and observation post near Kreminna.
- Bakhmut sector: Ukrainian artillery struck a Russian ammunition depot and radar station.
- Marinka and Avdiivka sectors: Russian assault attempts were repelled, with Russian forces suffering armored vehicle losses.
- South (Kherson region): Ukrainian forces struck a Russian command post, a pontoon crossing over the Dnipro River, and two enemy observation points.
Confirmed strikes by the Ukrainian Defense Forces:
- armored vehicles neutralized in frontline combat,
- enemy radar stations destroyed,
- ammunition depots targeted in rear areas,
- several logistics and command hubs eliminated.
Special operations forces and strike drones significantly degraded enemy coordination and logistics along several fronts.
Russian Losses
According to Ukraine’s General Staff, estimated Russian losses from March 27 to 28, 2025, include:
- personnel — 1,860 troops,
- tanks — 17 units,
- armored combat vehicles — 61 units,
- artillery systems — 122 units,
- MLRS — 1 unit,
- air defense systems — 1 unit,
- operational-tactical UAVs — 144 units,
- vehicles and fuel tanks — 210 units.
The effectiveness of Russian offensive operations has declined due to the destruction of key logistics and command infrastructure.
Diplomatic Initiatives and Negotiations
- On March 27, a summit of EU leaders was held in Paris to address the war in Ukraine. Participants reaffirmed the need to maintain sanctions on Russia until a sustainable peace is reached.
- French President Emmanuel Macron announced an initiative to create European “strategic reassurance forces” that may be deployed in Ukraine after the end of hostilities.
- The United Kingdom and France will send military advisors to Kyiv to help develop long-term security support plans for Ukraine.
- The U.S. State Department reported ongoing consultations with allies on intensifying diplomatic pressure on Russia within the UN and other international platforms.
International Military and Financial Support
- The European Union confirmed its readiness to provide Ukraine with a €50 billion aid package under the Ukraine Facility program, supporting the state budget, energy sector, and infrastructure recovery.
- The United States continues consultations with Congress regarding a new military aid package for Ukraine, expected to include ATACMS missiles, HIMARS ammunition, air defense systems, and drones.
- Canada announced a new package of military support for Ukraine, including armored vehicles, winter gear, and artillery munitions.
- Lithuania delivered another batch of armored vehicles, drones, and electronic warfare equipment to Ukrainian forces.
Humanitarian Situation
- According to the UN, over 14.6 million people in Ukraine—more than one-third of the population—will require humanitarian assistance in 2025.
- The most urgent needs remain in the frontline regions of Donetsk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv.
- International organizations including OCHA, World Central Kitchen, and the Red Cross continue to deploy mobile support units in cities affected by ongoing Russian shelling.
Domestic Situation in Ukraine
- The Ukrainian government launched a new stage of mobilization, updating eligibility criteria and introducing a digitalized process.
- The Ministry of Economy reported currency stability, reduced inflationary pressure, and continued cooperation with the IMF under the budget support program.
- A forum on the digital recovery of communities was held in Kyiv, presenting new services for internally displaced persons and military personnel.
Conclusion
March 28 was marked by heavy fighting along the frontlines and substantial Russian losses. Ukraine’s resilience was reinforced by intensified diplomatic efforts, expanding international assistance, sustained humanitarian operations, and internal reforms aimed at national stability.
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