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Story summary
- On January 24, 2026, a BM-21 Grad fired on Russian positions near Chasiv Yar, Ukraine.
- In March 2026, Russia reported no territorial gains for the first time in about 2.5 years, while Ukraine recaptured 9 square kilometers.
- The slowdown stems from Ukrainian counter-offensives and restrictions on communications.
- By March 2026, Russian-controlled territory in southern Ukraine fell from over 400 to 144 square kilometers, and Russia holds just over 19 percent.
