The Ukrainian was doing SEAD the last couple of months, mostly East of Donbas and some from Crimea.
The goal for the Ukrainian is not to retake any land, but basically exhaust the Russians and strip their capability to launch an operation. We had already seen the number of soldier Russian uses to push had been decreasing by years, it was about 300,000 in 2023, around 220,000 in 2024 and around 180,000 in 2025, that is the reason why it gradually take Russia a very long time to complete their push with each successive year (You are talking about from 9 months in Bakhmut to 14 months in Adviivka to 18 months + (not complete currently) in Pokrovsk.
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The problem with offensive moves like this is that you are going to need more men for more objectives because once you have finished your offensive, you need to switch to defensive mode for the land you occupy. But the reality is, the number of troops Russia can put on the table to push is decreasing by the year, but the objective is bigger; Kramatosk is twice the size of Porkrovsk, and Sloviansk is 4 times the size of Porkrovsk.
At this rate, Trump would have stepped down in 2029 before Russia could start an operation in Kramatosk.