The Russian Armed Forces have occupied two villages in the Donetsk region, according to DeepState (map).

Russian occupying forces have seized the villages of Novoselidovka and Petrovka in the Pokrovsk district of Donetsk region. This was reported by analysts from DeepState.

"The enemy has occupied Novoselidovka and Petrovka," the message states.

Analysts also updated the combat map. Novoselidovka and Petrovka are now in the red zone, indicating that control over these settlements has shifted to the occupiers.

Additionally, according to DeepState experts, the enemy has advanced near 12 settlements, namely:

• Novomlinska;
• Zheltogo;
• Pustynki;
• Pushkino;
• Razdolnoye;
• Razliv;
• Veselaya Roshcha; Ravnopole;
• Solntsevo;
• in Kruglyakovka;
• Berestki;
• Kurakhovo.

At the same time, the latest report from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine indicated that Russian occupiers in the Pokrovsk direction carried out 32 assault and offensive actions throughout the day.

"The highest activity of Russian occupiers remains in the areas of Myrolyubivka, Luch, Krasny Yar, Lisovka, and Chumatske," the message states.

The General Staff clarified that the situation in this direction is "complex, but controlled by the Defense Forces."

As of the time of publication, the General Staff did not comment on the information regarding the occupation of Novoselidovka and Petrovka.

Recall that on November 26, analysts from DeepState reported that the Armed Forces of Ukraine completed the clearing of Kupiansk.

On November 22, Russian forces occupied a village in the Donetsk region and advanced in Toretsk and Kurakhovo.