Russians claim to have entered Dnipropetrovsk Region at another location

Russian forces have entered Dnipropetrovsk Oblast at another point — from the direction of Novoukrainka, toward the village of Dachne.

This was reported by Russian military Telegram channels.

The entry point is located 8–9 kilometers south of the area where, according to Russian sources, the first breakthroughinto Dnipropetrovsk Oblast occurred.

At the same time, today Russia’s Ministry of Defense announced that Russian troops had reached the western border of Donetsk Oblast “along a wide front” and are “advancing into the territory of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.”

Ukraine has not confirmed this information. The independent military monitoring platform Deep State still does not show any confirmed Russian presence in the neighboring region, although the “gray zone” now reaches the administrative border near the village of Orekhove, nearly up to the edge.

Deep State also does not confirm Russian movement toward Novoukrainka, the location from which Russia claims the new advance began. According to the Ukrainian map, the entire border section remains under Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) control.

However, military sources have previously acknowledged isolated Russian incursions into Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Ukrainian soldiers themselves wrote about such incidents yesterday, while also insisting that UAF forces are eliminating any Russian units entering the region.