Russia gained 84 km² in June — pace holds near two-year low
Net monthly change in territory control over the last 12 months. Positive — Russian gains, negative — Ukrainian gains.
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Net monthly change in territory control over the last 12 months. Positive — Russian gains, negative — Ukrainian gains.
Month-by-month change in Russian-controlled area since Feb 2022. In 2022, tens of thousands of square kilometers were captured and liberated. Between January 2023 and June 2026, Russia has gained around 8200 km²
Day-by-day change in the Russian-occupied area, smoothed with a 7-day rolling average. In 2025, Russia advanced an average of 12 km² per day. In the first half of 2026, the average tempo fell to 4.4 km² per day.
The chart visualizes gross values of advances for both sides, showing what stands behind the usual net figure of territorial change.
Russia was running roughly 13 km² occupied for every 1 liberated through 2024–25, before the gap narrowed again in early 2026.