Archived operational intelligence briefing
SOUTHERN AXIS (Dnipropetrovsk/Zaporizhzhia):
EASTERN AXIS (Northern Sector/Sumy):
1. Enemy Intent: Tactical Consolidation: RF operational intent is clearly focused on consolidating the Herasymivka bridgehead (Gaychur River). The synchronization of confirmed deep strikes on Zaporizhzhia with the Vostok Group's ground efforts indicates an immediate aim to paralyze UAF response capabilities.
2. Cyber Warfare Adaptation: The demonstrated vulnerability of the RF mobilization register development process (10:34Z) suggests the conflict’s cyber domain remains highly active. Successful penetration of sensitive systems can impact RF long-term troop generation capacity and introduces intelligence gathering opportunities.
3. Fire Priority (Zaporizhzhia): The targeting of civilian residential infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia (10:23Z-10:30Z) underscores the RF strategy of employing terror and precision strikes simultaneously. The immediate threat (10:20Z) of incoming UAVs requires UAF AD assets to maintain maximum readiness in the city sector.
MLCOA (Heavy Equipment Preparation): (HIGH Confidence) RF will maintain continuous protective fire and utilize localized air defense systems within the Herasymivka bridgehead area. The immediate operational priority is to deliver heavy engineering assets (pontoon bridge components or fixed bridge materials) to the Gaychur River crossing point, likely concealed by electronic warfare (EW) and localized smoke screens. UAF must initiate intense counter-battery and drone interdiction missions against this specific area.
MDCOA (Immediate Armor Probe): (MEDIUM Confidence) If local UAF reserves are fixed or disorganized by the current strike campaign in Zaporizhzhia, RF Vostok Group may launch a limited, mechanized armored probe directly north from Herasymivka (West of the Gaychur), testing the integrity of the UAF secondary defense line before the full heavy brigade deployment. This move would necessitate an immediate, heavy UAF reserve commitment.
The core threat remains the exploitation of the Southern Flank bridgehead by heavy armor.
| Priority | Gap Description | Collection Requirement (CR) | Target Area / DTG |
|---|---|---|---|
| PIR 1 (CRITICAL - REITERATED & ESCALATED) | Verification of RF heavy armor (MBT/IFV) movement or successful deployment of major pontoon bridging assets across the Gaychur River. | CR: ISR/GEOINT/HUMINT. High-frequency, persistent surveillance focused on river crossing points and adjacent staging areas (up to 5 km East of Gaychur). | Herasymivka / Gaychur Crossing Points / IMMEDIATE |
| PIR 41 (CRITICAL - NEW) | BDA and assessment of strike platform and trajectory used in the Zaporizhzhia City residential strikes (KAB vs. missile vs. drone) to determine tactical warning time and adjust AD posture. | CR: EOD/TECHINT. Detailed analysis of weapon debris and impact signatures. | Zaporizhzhia City Strike Locations / NLT 1400Z |
| PIR 42 (PRIORITY - NEW) | Verification of claimed UAF SAU losses in the Sumy region and assessment of RF capacity to execute sustained drone-enabled counter-battery strikes in the Northern border region. | CR: UAF Frontline Report/Counter-Battery RADAR Data. Confirm losses, engagement methodology, and associated RF drone types. | Sumy Border Sector / NLT 1800Z |
| PIR 39 (PRIORITY - MODIFIED) | Functional impact assessment of the reported cyber penetration on the RF Unified Military Service Register development. | CR: CYBINT/OSINT. Determine the extent of data compromise, system downtime, and potential delays to future mobilization cycles. | RF Mobilization Infrastructure / NLT 2400Z |
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