File:Russian Occupation of Mykolaiv Oblast.svg
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| Upload date | 2025-11-29T02:42:06Z |
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English: Map of Mykolaiv Oblast showing the rough zones of occupation during the southern offensive of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, as of August 2022.
Ukraine ( ) has maintained control over the north of the oblast. The Russian occupation ( ) currently controls the whole of Kinburn Peninsula; in which includes the village of Vasylivka. Russian Armed Forces also formerly occupied large parts of Mykolaiv Raion including some parts of Mykolaiv, the capital city of the Oblast, as well as some border areas of Bashtanka Raion and also areas of Voznesensk Raion. These areas however would soon be recaptured by Ukraine. Russia occupied the areas around Snihurivka and most of the extreme southeast of the oblast until November 2022, when they were liberated as part of the Ukrainian southern counteroffensive. ( ) |
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Own work, derivate of 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine.svg by Viewsridge, Mykolaiv in Ukraine (claims hatched).svg by TUBS, & Russian occupation of Mykolaiv Oblast.png by Cryw 9
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| Author | Physeters |
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