Russian advance in Ukraine slows for fourth consecutive month, ISW data shows

In Kursk, according to the latest data, Moscow forces have almost completely driven the Ukrainians out of the region

Russian advance slows in March as Putin’s invasion loses momentum

Putin says his invading army is now poised to "finish off" the Ukrainian military, but in reality Russian forces continued to lose momentum in March 2025, with the Kremlin’s territorial gains reportedly falling for a fourth consecutive month, writes Peter Dickinson.

With 240 square kilometers occupied in March 2025, the advance of Russian forces in Ukraine has slowed for the fourth consecutive month, according to an analysis by the Agence France Presse agency, based on data provided by the Institute…

Russian advance in Ukraine slows for fourth consecutive month, ISW data shows

Russian forces continue to advance in Ukraine but at a slower pace than in recent months, according to data from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), which shows Moscow's territorial gains slowing down for the fourth consecutive month in March.

Moscow's armed forces are advancing in Ukraine, but the advance is slowing down. In March, the Kremlin's associations are conquering 240 square kilometres, less than in the previous months.

With 240 km2 taken in March 2025, the progress of Russian forces in Ukraine slowed down for the 4th consecutive month, according to the analysis by the AFP of the data provided by the American Institute for the Study of War (ISW). ...