Archived operational intelligence briefing
DTG: 201725Z NOV 25 REPORTING PERIOD: 201725Z NOV 25 – 201725Z NOV 25 (Refined from 201745Z NOV 25 previous SITREP) ANALYST CONFIDENCE (Overall): MEDIUM-HIGH. Kinetic situation remains high-tempo on the Pokrovsk axis, but the current intelligence update focuses heavily on the cognitive domain and RF internal security, suggesting a brief pause in the confirmed mechanized exploitation phase.
FACT: The Pokrovsk-Mirnohrad Axis remains the primary decisive effort for RF forces. The area west of Mirnohrad is currently an urban debris field following the FAB-3000 strike (Previous SITREP). ANALYTICAL JUDGMENT (HIGH CONFIDENCE): The continued focus on deep-rear RF logistical sabotage (Perm) and the immediate surge in RF internal security propaganda (Zaporizhzhia arrest video) confirms the RF command is reacting strategically to UAF deep-strike capabilities. The current front is kinetically stable but highly volatile.
UNCHANGED: Dry conditions facilitate RF maneuver, but the looming transition to wet weather places immense pressure on the RF timeline for breaching the M-30/T-05-15 GLOC.
RF POSTURE: RF mechanized forces (40th/155th OMBR) are likely consolidating initial gains near Mirnohrad debris field, preparing for the primary thrust toward the GLOC (Previous MLCOA). UAF POSTURE: UAF units are holding defensive perimeters around the critical GLOC segments. Kyiv has lifted the ballistic missile alert (FACT), indicating immediate strategic strike threat has abated momentarily, allowing C2 to focus on the Pokrovsk tactical battle.
Capabilities: RF continues to demonstrate multi-domain proficiency. New intelligence indicates an emphasis on internal security messaging coinciding with deep-strike setbacks. Intentions:
Key Threat Indicators (Dempster-Shafer Beliefs): The current belief structure is dominated by non-kinetic/cognitive factors, suggesting a shift in the immediate intelligence focus:
RF adaptation is evident in the swift deployment of internal security counter-IO (the detention video) to manage the cognitive impact of the Perm sabotage. This shows RF C2 is acutely aware of the internal morale threat posed by UAF deep operations.
RF logistics remain strategically stressed due to the Perm sabotage (Previous Daily Report). Tactically, forward logistics are sufficient for the immediate assault elements (40th/155th OMBR).
RF C2 remains assessed as HIGHLY EFFECTIVE in managing both kinetic operations and complex internal security/information operations simultaneously. The immediate response to the Perm sabotage with the detention video demonstrates rapid integration of IO assets.
UAF forces remain focused on holding the Pokrovsk perimeter. The lifting of the ballistic threat in Kyiv (FACT) is a brief respite, allowing J3 to fully dedicate resources and attention to the eastern front.
The primary constraint remains protecting the GLOCs and ensuring high-reliability resupply before the RF mechanized thrust can exploit the FAB-3000 clear zone.
RF IO (Internal Security Focus): The primary new element is the ROSGVARDIA/Akhmat video detailing the arrest of a UAF-affiliated fighter in Zaporizhzhia. This is a specific counter-IO designed to:
Domestic sentiment is being stabilized by Kyiv's dual strategy: showcasing strategic victories (Perm) and maintaining civic normalcy (Kyiv cultural events).
No new diplomatic developments in this reporting period. Focus remains on leveraging previous statements of unified EU support (Kallas).
(HIGH CONFIDENCE - Mechanized Assault and IO Integration)
(MEDIUM CONFIDENCE - Operational Penetration)
| Timeframe | Event/Decision Point | Triggering Indicator |
|---|---|---|
| 0-2 Hours (TACTICAL) | Confirmed RF Armor Movement: J3 must confirm the specific vector and strength of the RF mechanized thrust (40th/155th OMBR). | IMINT/ISR confirmation of tank/IFV columns moving out of the Mirnohrad blast zone and beyond initial screening elements. (DECISION POINT: Engage RF lead elements with heavy artillery/guided munitions at maximum effective range.) |
| 0-3 Hours (C2) | High Command Confirmation of Counter-IO: STRATCOM must verify that the Perm sabotage narrative is effectively reaching frontline units and reinforcing resistance. | J6 monitoring shows a measurable positive correlation between counter-IO exposure and reduced inquiries/discussions regarding the "Defense Collapse" claim. (DECISION POINT: If IO fails, consider C2 radio silence on external news for a defined period.) |
| Priority | Gap Description | Collection Requirement (CR) | Confidence (Pre-Analysis) |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRITICAL - TACTICAL AXIS | RF Main Assault Staging: Pinpoint the exact staging area and composition of the 40th/155th OMBR elements poised to exploit the breach. | IMINT/ISR (Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad): High-resolution, multi-spectral imagery focusing on tree lines and revetments 2-5 km west and southwest of the confirmed FAB-3000 impact zone. (UNSATISFIED - PRIORITY 1) | LOW |
| CRITICAL - LOGISTICS SECURITY | M-30/T-05-15 EW/Communication Status: The high belief score for "Communication Blackout" suggests possible RF EW activity near the GLOCs. Determine if this is active jamming or tactical radio silence. | SIGINT/EW Monitoring: Deploy dedicated EW detection assets along the GLOCs to identify frequency jamming/spoofing used by potential SpN interdiction teams. (UNSATISFIED - PRIORITY 1) | LOW |
| HIGH - STRATEGIC ASSET | ATACMS BDA Verification (REITERATED): Confirm or deny RF claims of destroying two ATACMS launchers in Kharkiv. | IMINT/SAR (Kharkiv Claimed Impact Zones): Task satellite/UAV assets to the specific coordinates claimed by RF to verify launcher destruction or confirm a deception operation. (UNSATISFIED - PRIORITY 2) | LOW |
J3: Execute Counter-Fire Preparedness (CRITICAL - TACTICAL).
J6/STRATCOM: Proactive Communication Hygiene (URGENT - COGNITIVE).
J4: Secure Tertiary Routes and Alternate Logistical Hubs (URGENT - LOGISTICS).
//END SITREP//
We only use optional analytics cookies if you allow them. Necessary cookies stay on for sign-in and site security.
Learn more in our Privacy Policy.