Russians have advanced towards Kurakhovo and Toretsk. Here's the latest on the frontlines and a map of the ongoing battles.

Today marks the 1001st day of the full-scale war against Russian occupiers. From the beginning of the previous day, November 19, until 22:00, there were 130 combat engagements reported on the front lines. The Russians have occupied yet another village in the Donetsk region.

According to data from the DeepState portal, the enemy has taken over Nova Ilinka in the Kurakhove direction. Additionally, the Russian army has advanced near Dali, Antonovka, Pustynka, and in Toretsk.

As reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in their update as of 22:00 on November 19, the most intense battles occurred in the Pokrovsk direction, where the enemy carried out a total of 37 assault and offensive actions in one day. The Russians were most active in the areas of Lucha, Lisovka, Petrovka, Dachensky, Myrolyubivka, Novotoretsky, Yuryivka, Pustynka, and Pushkin. The enemy suffered significant losses—328 occupiers killed or wounded. Furthermore, one enemy tank, three armored personnel carriers, and eight vehicles were destroyed. Additionally, one tank, one gun, two vehicles, and one self-propelled artillery unit were damaged.

The Russians are also intensively attacking our units in the Kurakhove direction. At the time of the report, there had been 22 attacks in that area. The Russians attempted to advance in the regions of Novoselidivka, Sontsevyka, Berestkiv, Kurakhove, Dali, Yelyzavetivka, and Antonovka.

The defense forces continue operations in the Kursk region of Russia. On November 19, Ukrainian defenders repelled more than 20 attempts by the enemy to dislodge our units from their positions.

As reported by "Telegraph", the Commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Oleksandr Pavliuk, explained how the Russians' tactics have changed in the Kursk region. The enemy is concentrating more and more troops there.