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Russian forces are escalating operations on two primary axes, presenting a dual, high-priority threat. A new offensive towards Kharkiv appears imminent, with confirmed shaping operations and significant force concentration in Belgorod. Concurrently, intense combined-arms pressure continues against Chasiv Yar, where elite VDV units threaten to breach key defensive lines, posing a significant operational risk to the Donbas line of defense.
Kharkiv Axis: THREAT LEVEL: HIGH (INCREASING). The primary threat is the imminent initiation of a cross-border offensive operation.
Chasiv Yar Axis: THREAT LEVEL: HIGH (SUSTAINED). The primary threat is a tactical breakthrough by Russian forces leading to the collapse of the defensive line in this sector.
Kharkiv AO (Northern Axis):
Donbas AO (Eastern Axis):
Southern Axis:
MOST LIKELY COA (HIGH CONFIDENCE): Russia will continue to apply maximum pressure on Chasiv Yar as its operational main effort, seeking to secure a firm foothold across the Siverskyi Donets-Donbas canal. Simultaneously, they will likely initiate limited ground assaults in the Kharkiv direction to fix Ukrainian forces, test defenses, and create a shallow "buffer zone."
MOST DANGEROUS COA (MEDIUM CONFIDENCE): The shaping operations in the Kharkiv AO are a precursor to a major offensive aimed at a deep envelopment of Kharkiv city. This would involve the commitment of currently unobserved operational reserves and would represent a significant strategic escalation, forcing a major reallocation of Ukrainian forces from the Donbas.
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