The Russia-Ukraine War Report Card, July 2, 2025 – Russia Matters

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July 1 update: In the past week, Russian forces gained 72 square miles of Ukrainian territory (nearly one Martha’s Vineyard island)—doubling the rate of advance from the previous week’s 36 square miles. Russian forces also launched 477 drones and decoys as well as 60 missiles at Ukraine overnight, Kyiv said June 29, describing the attack as the biggest air strike on the country since the war began, The Guardian and RFE/RL reported.¹
Territorial Control (figures as of July 1, 2025)
 
Report Card*
Change in Russia’s control of Ukrainian territory and changes in Ukraine’s control of Russian territory
(Based on data from the Institute for the Study of War.)
Russian net territorial control in Ukraine by month: February 2022–June 2025. (Based on data from the Institute for the Study of War.) 
Military casualties  
Civilian fatalities
Military vehicles and equipment⁸
Russian aerial attacks and Ukrainian interceptions¹³
In June:
Since September 2022:
 
Citizens displaced
Economic impact¹⁴
Infrastructure
Popular support
Other criteria which may be even more important (about which we continue to search for reliable indicators):
 
* This card was produced by RM staff and Belfer Center Avoiding Great Power War Project researcher Quinn Urich and research assistant Maryana Shnitser.
© Russia Matters 2025 | This project has been made possible with support from Carnegie Corporation of New York.

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