**Russia–Ukraine War Updates: A Day of Intense Fighting**
The 1155th day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine has begun, with reports of intense fighting across various fronts. The General Staff of Ukraine has provided updates on the situation as of April 23, 2024.
**Enemy Attacks and Losses**
Over the past day, Ukrainian forces recorded 144 combat clashes, with the enemy launching 125 airstrikes and carrying out 6019 attacks. The Russian invaders suffered significant losses, with 1,210 soldiers killed, eight tanks, 11 armored combat vehicles, 85 artillery systems, one MLRS, an air defense system, 138 operational-tactical UAVs, 163 vehicles, and a unit of special equipment neutralized.
**Frontline Updates**
In the Kharkiv direction, Russian forces attempted to break through Ukrainian defenses four times near Vovchansk and Vovchanski Khutory. In the Kupyansk direction, the enemy tried to advance in Zagryzove but was stopped by Ukrainian defenders. The Lyman direction saw eight attacks by invading forces near Nove, Hrekivka, and Ridkodub.
**Key Developments**
* Border settlements in Chernihiv and Sumy regions were shelled from Russian territory.
* Air strikes were carried out in Osoyivka, Myropylske, and Ulanov.
* Ukrainian forces repelled eight attacks by Russian invaders in the Kursk operational zone.
**Situation Remains Critical**
The situation on other fronts remains critical, with Russian forces continuing to launch attacks on Ukrainian positions. Despite significant losses, the enemy continues to push forward, leaving civilians and soldiers alike in harm’s way.
**Ukrainian Defense Forces Hold Ground**
Despite the intense fighting, Ukrainian defense forces have managed to hold ground against Russian invaders. The bravery and resilience of Ukrainian soldiers are a testament to their commitment to defending their country against all odds.
**Losses on Both Sides**
The war continues to take a devastating toll on both sides. The loss of life, equipment, and infrastructure is staggering, with no end in sight for this protracted conflict.