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Media: Konstantinovka Is Almost Entirely Under The Control Of The Ukrainian Armed Forces

  • 12.11.2026, 22:16

The Kremlin leader's statements have been refuted.

Konstantinovka is almost entirely under the control of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, despite attempts by Russian troops to infiltrate the city and prepare for its occupation. Ukrainian forces are repelling attacks by the enemy, who is also attempting to bypass the town and threaten to encircle it.

This was reported by Deep State analysts, commenting on a statement by Russian dictator Vladimir Putin regarding the Russian Federation’s alleged control over the city and a proposal to conduct a humanitarian mission there, as reported by New Voice.

According to analysts, the situation in the city is extremely complex, as active fighting is taking place there. The enemy is attempting to infiltrate and is trying to gather its forces for an occupation, but the Ukrainian military is repelling these attempts and making every effort to hold the town.

Deep State emphasized that the enemy is attempting to bypass the city and encircle the group of Ukrainian fighters stationed there. Efforts are also being made to counter this.

They concluded that the battle for Konstantinovka continues.

On November 12, the Office of the President of Ukraine stated that Russia could use a potential humanitarian operation in Konstantinovka, Donetsk Oblast, to rotate its troops and bring in military equipment.

Dmytro Litvin, the President’s advisor on communications, expressed this view to reporters. According to Litvin, the Russians had already acted in a similar manner during the humanitarian operation in Oleshky.

On November 12, during a meeting with U.S. Special Envoys Steve Whitcoff and Jared Kushner at the Kremlin, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is ready to organize a humanitarian mission to evacuate people from Konstantinovka, similar to the one in Oleshky.

The dictator claimed that Russia allegedly controls the city and proposed involving ombudsmen from Ukraine and the Russian Federation in organizing the mission.

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