Ukrainian counterattacks in western Zaporizhzhia Oblast have reversed earlier Russian gains near Prymorske, pushing forces from northern and central sections of the settlement and leaving it contested according to ISW assessments. Ukrainian units have improved positions southeast of the area, liberated nearby villages, and maintained pressure via artillery, drones, and strikes on Russian logistics along the Konka River corridor. Russian elements from the 58th Combined Arms Army remain overextended without major reinforcements, as Moscow prioritizes operations in Donetsk sectors. These tactical setbacks, combined with Ukrainian defensive actions, have sustained low trader consensus on full Russian capture by near-term resolution dates through late 2026. Upcoming frontline developments or shifts in force allocation could influence control of the village.