The Armed Forces of Ukraine has liberated 52.5% of the territory occupied by Russia since the full-scale war began on Feb. 24, 2022, DefMon stated on Twitter.
Since then, according to DefMon, whom UNIAN calls an Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) researcher, the total liberated area of Ukraine as of Nov. 14 is nearly 78,000 square kilometers (about 30,115 square miles).
Ukraine liberated 52.5% of territory occupied by Russia since 20220224
Now with one less zero in Kherson pic.twitter.com/sbDnpKeZSR
— Def Mon (@DefMon3) November 14, 2022
Photo: Commander of southern operations Major General Andriy Kovalchuck in just-liberated Kherson. (Ukrainska Pravda)
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