A zoomable version of the map is available on Soar. Adjust the transparency to see a Google Maps underlay for towns and villages. https: soar.earth maps

   Note: Some evacuation warnings issued by the IDF over the past two weeks are not represented on the map due to unclear or inconsistent place names, which made precise identification of certain locations difficult.

   Lebanon border update:The Israeli operation in southern Lebanon has secured several positions along the de facto border.The IDF has issued specific evacuation orders for most towns and villages south of the Litani River, following earlier general advice to evacuate north of the Awali River.

   Russian troops have additional gained ground inside Toretsk and launched attacks northwest from Niu York.

   Both Ukraine and Russia have made small advances in the Kursk region.

   Russian forces have pushed out from Ukrainsk westward and towards Hirnyk. They have also advanced further south securing new positions in Maksymilianivka as well as reaching the Kurakhivs’ke reservoir.

   Russia has advanced toward Myrnohrad, breaking through one of the last major defensive lines before the town.

   Russian forces have moved south of recently captured Makiivka and entered Nevs ;ke from the east.

   Russia has expanded control to the north of Pishchane, with Ukrainian forces likely withdrawing from positions to the east as Russian troops approach their positions west of Kyslivka.

   Russia has crossed the dried inlet in Kam ;yans ;ke and established positions on the northern side.

   Ukraine update:Last week, Russian forces took full control of Vuhledar. They have also taken positions south of Keterynivka and advanced into Zolota Nyva.

   All these charts, and a couple more, are available on my stats page where they can also be downloaded and shared: https: www.warmapper.org stats

   Finally, here’s a look at the progression of the Ukrainian incursion into Kursk since the operation there began.Ukrainian control there peaked around th September at . .

   This series of charts shows control over time in the Oblasts in Ukraine with active moving fronts.Russia is steadily progressing on all fronts, with more rapid advances in Donetsk Oblast.

   As of the end of September, Russia occupies . . of Ukraine, including Crimea, and the parts of Donetsk and Luhansk occupied before , shown in purple.This second chart illustrates how Russian control has evolved since the invasion began in February .

   In September, Russia expanded its control in Ukraine by approximately . km , the largest monthly gain for Russia since March .They also retook control of approximately . km of the territory in Kursk Oblast seized by Ukraine last month, for a total net Russian gain of . km .

   As with all updates, an explorable summary update is available on Soar, with toggleable transparency, early: https: soar.earth maps

   Russia has continued advances southeast of Sivers’k, this time advancing along the rail line to the city.

   Russia has secured most of Makiivka, crossing the Zherebets’ river at multiple points within and around the settlement.

   Russia has taken full control of Ukrains’k and continued to advance west.