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Ukrainian forces destroyed a Russian military fast attack craft on May 6, Ukraine's military intelligence (HUR) reported. The attack was reportedly carried out with a Magura V5 multi-purpose sea drone in occupied Crimea overnight.

Russian troops attacked an educational institution in Beryslav on the evening of 4 May, destroying it and causing a fire. Source: Kherson Oblast Military Administration Quote: "Last evening (4 May - ed.

ISW analysts have noted that Russian troops have taken advantage of a tactical advantage north-west of Avdiivka, where they are continuing to exert pressure, but the ultimate goal of the invaders in this sector of the line of contact remains unclear.

Another 860 Russian soldiers were killed or wounded in Ukraine in the past day, along with dozens of destroyed heavy military equipment, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on Facebook on May 5.

The Russians are continuing to push along the entire line of contact. Ukrainian defenders have repelled 95 attacks by Russians over the past 24 hours. Source: General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Facebook, information as of 06:00 on 5 May Details: There were 95 combat clashes over the past day .

Russian troops attacked the town of Ochakiv (Mykolaiv Oblast) three times in less than two hours on the evening of 4 May. Source: Mykolaiv Oblast Military Administration Details: It was reported that the Russians launched artillery strikes at 20:36, 21:16, and 22:06 on Saturday (4 May).

The most damage was caused by the attacks on electricity transmission facilities, as well as thermal and hydro generation ones, according to Herman Halushchenko.

Russian troops attacked Poltava Oblast, regional governor Filip Pronin said on Telegram on May 5.

The Russian army has amassed up to 25,000 troops near Chasiv Yar, said Nazar Voloshyn, spokesperson for the Khortytsia Operational and Strategic Grouping of Troops, on national television on May 5.

Russian occupiers will launch a new major offensive, said a Ukrainian war veteran and head of the Air Intelligence Support Center, Maria Berlinska, in an interview with Radio NV.