Archived operational intelligence briefing
This report provides analysis of intelligence received between 18:35Z and 19:05Z, emphasizing shifts in RF command structure and renewed aerial kinetic pressure on UAF deep rear logistics, alongside a highly significant, but unconfirmed, breakthrough claim on the Eastern Axis.
RF kinetic operations are focused on leveraging the Herasymivka breach while preventing UAF reserve commitment through continuous deep strikes.
1. RF Institutional Drone Integration (HIGH Confidence): The establishment of a dedicated Unmanned Systems Service within the RVSN is a critical intelligence finding. This signals a doctrinal shift, centralizing drone application potentially across strategic, operational, and tactical domains, increasing the efficiency and scale of future RF drone attacks.
2. Synchronized Fixation Strategy (HIGH Confidence): The current pattern of UAV deployment—targeting Southern logistics (Serhiivka), probing Northern flanks (Terny), and conducting ongoing attacks on the Eastern front—is precisely synchronized to dilute UAF Air Defense capabilities and prevent the necessary repositioning of strategic reserves toward the Herasymivka breach.
3. Eastern Axis Tactical Threat (MEDIUM Confidence, pending verification): Given the established intensity of fighting near Pokrovsk, the Myrnohrad claim (18:42Z) elevates the threat level on the Eastern Axis. If UAF lines have collapsed, RF is achieving success in a secondary operational objective designed to fix UAF reserves and prevent their commitment south.
The immediate outlook is dominated by the imminent heavy artillery surge (PIR 74) to support the Herasymivka breach exploitation. The risk level on the Eastern Axis has been temporarily raised due to the Myrnohrad claim. UAF Command must prepare for potential synchronized tactical breakthroughs on both axes.
MLCOA (Artillery Surge and Breach Consolidation): (HIGH Confidence) RF forces will initiate or intensify the heavy artillery surge NLT 0300Z, 18 DEC. This is the prerequisite for MBT/IFV insertion across the Gaychur River. The increased C2 efficiency suggested by the RVSN drone service may lead to higher precision in this barrage.
MDCOA (Myrnohrad Collapse & Southern Breakout Synchronization): (MEDIUM Confidence) If the Myrnohrad claim is confirmed, RF forces will execute simultaneous, deep mechanized thrusts: 1) Exploiting the Myrnohrad breach toward Pokrovsk, and 2) Utilizing the Herasymivka bridgehead to push northwest toward the Dnipropetrovsk administrative border. This synchronization maximizes operational chaos and overwhelms UAF decision cycles.
| Priority | Gap Description | Collection Requirement (CR) | Target Area / DTG |
|---|---|---|---|
| PIR 1 (CRITICAL) | Verification of RF control or encirclement of Myrnohrad. (Required for reserve allocation) | CR: UAF FMV/HUMINT. Direct contact reports; Airborne ISR confirmation of RF flag installation or defensive line collapse. | Myrnohrad (Pokrovsk Sector) / IMMEDIATE (NLT 2030Z) |
| PIR 74 (CRITICAL) | Visual confirmation of heavy armor (MBTs/IFVs) crossing the Gaychur River into the Herasymivka bridgehead. | CR: ISR/FMV. Persistent drone surveillance of known crossing points and the salient west of the Gaychur River. | Herasymivka / IMMEDIATE |
| PIR 80 (PRIORITY) | BDA on incoming UAV wave toward Serhiivka (Odesa Oblast). | CR: UAF AAR. Post-engagement reports identifying targeted infrastructure (rail, power substation, communications). | Serhiivka / NLT 2400Z |
| PIR 81 (PRIORITY) | Detailed structure and capability assessment of the new RF RVSN Unmanned Systems Service. | CR: SIGINT/OSINT. Identify command structure, integration methods (e.g., electronic warfare linkage), and potential specialized assets. | RF Strategic Rear / NLT 24h |
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