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Situation Report

Archived operational intelligence briefing retained for historical analysis.

Intelligence brief / archived issue

Situation Update (UTC)

Key reported developments

  • Dnipro critical infrastructure struck; OVA confirms attack (new): Dnipropetrovsk OVA Governor Hanzha reported at 10:34:58 UTC that the enemy attacked a critical infrastructure object in Dnipro, with casualty information still being clarified and the threat to the city continuing. Separately, Военкор Котенок claimed at 10:39:10 UTC that a tandem "Bandera" loitering munition hit the Prydniprovska thermal power plant, causing electricity disruptions in the city. The OVA statement confirms an attack occurred; the specific facility identification and extent of damage remain unverified. (event time ~10:34–10:39 UTC, sources: Олександр Ганжа / Дніпропетровська ОДА 10:34:58; Военкор Котенок 10:39:10; confidence HIGH for the attack as reported by OVA, LOW for the specific TES identification via single pro-Russian source)

  • Sustained "Bandera" loitering-munition alerts across central and northern Ukraine (new): The Air Force issued eight new in-flight warnings between 10:11 and 10:30 UTC, including "Bandera" loitering munitions converging on Dnipro from both north and south (10:11–10:16), on Poltava from Kharkiv oblast (10:26–10:27), a standard UAV on Sumy from the north (10:28), a jet-powered UAV from Bryansk oblast toward northern Chernihiv oblast (10:29), and a jet-powered UAV passing Vilnyansk, Zaporizhzhia oblast, heading northwest (10:30). No impacts or intercepts were confirmed in the alerts themselves. (sources: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:11:43–10:30:41; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • Russian MoD Telegram channel directly releases Yulivka and Chervony Yar "liberation" claims with drone-strike video (new element): The official MoD Russia channel posted at 10:18:54–55 UTC attributing Yulivka liberation to the "Dnepr Group" and Chervony Yar to the "Vostok Group," accompanied by drone footage showing explosions in flat agricultural terrain with a targeting reticle. This is the same territorial claim relayed earlier via ТАСС; the direct MoD channel posting and the accompanying video add official sourcing but no independent verification. (event time ~10:18 UTC, sources: MoD Russia 10:18:54, 10:18:55; confidence LOW for territorial control; MEDIUM for the video as an officially released MoD product)

  • Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office: life sentence upheld for execution of three POWs at Vovchansk (new): The appeals court rejected the defense's petition and confirmed the life imprisonment of Serhiy Tuzhylov (callsign "Altai"), a former Russian grenade-launcher squad commander, for the execution of three Ukrainian prisoners of war at the Vovchansk aggregate plant in June–July 2024. He was captured on 24 September 2024; the initial verdict was handed down on 13 January 2026. (event time ~10:30 UTC, source: Офіс Генерального прокурора 10:30:06; confidence HIGH as official judicial release with court photographs)

  • Colonelcassad claims VKS FAB-250 strikes on 56th OMSBR position in Novoselovka, Donetsk oblast (new): A video attributed to "ИЗНАНКА"/The_Wrong_Side shows aerial explosions over a compact rural settlement. The caption claims five FAB-250 glide bombs struck a temporary deployment point (PVD) of the 56th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade in Novoselovka. The blast pattern is visually consistent with heavy aerial munitions; unit identification and exact weapon type cannot be independently confirmed from the footage. (event time ~10:17 UTC, source: Colonelcassad 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the airstrike as depicted in video, LOW for unit and weapon specificity)

  • РБК-Україна reports drone strikes on telecom infrastructure in occupied Donetsk and Luhansk (new): The outlet reported that on 20 October drones struck the "Ugletelekom" data center in Donetsk, and on the night of 21 October a building housing the "Lugacom" operator and the Center for Telecommunication Services in Luhansk. Photographs show multi-story structural damage and fire. Attribution to drones and the specific target identities are not independently geolocated in this batch. (event time ~10:24 UTC, source: РБК-Україна 10:24:57; confidence MEDIUM for visible damage, LOW for weapon type and exact target identification)

  • Kotsnews provides detailed readout of Putin–Witkoff meeting substance (new): The channel reported that Witkoff asked to review the "folder" on Ukraine "a bit later"; Finnish PM Stubb clarified the discussion concerned a partial ceasefire on energy and food, not a full cessation; the US Treasury is reportedly working with RDIF head Kirill Dmitriev on post-war deals; Putin linked Ukraine to Iran and a possible APEC leaders' meeting in China in November; Witkoff proposed a trilateral Russia–US–Ukraine format via technical groups. No US State Department or White House readout appeared. (event time ~10:38 UTC, source: Kotsnews 10:38:07; confidence MEDIUM for the existence of the analysis, LOW for the substance of meeting discussions)

  • Peskov confirms Hubbard release was requested by the US side; decision made "on humanitarian grounds" (new): ТАСС relayed Peskov's statement that the question of releasing Hubbard had been raised by the American side for some time and that Putin decided to release him for humanitarian reasons. The name discrepancy noted in the prior SITREP (Hubbard vs. Gabbard, age 74 vs. 72) remains unresolved. (event time ~10:17 UTC, sources: ТАСС 10:17:40; Военкор Котенок 10:29:30; confidence MEDIUM for the statement via state wire, LOW for identity details)

Reported situation by area

Dnipropetrovsk oblast – Dnipro city (new strike event): The OVA confirmed an attack on a critical infrastructure object in Dnipro at 10:34 UTC, with the threat ongoing. The Air Force issued multiple "Bandera" alerts converging on the city from both the north and the south between 10:11 and 10:16 UTC. Военкор Котенок separately claimed a hit on the Prydniprovska TES. No Ukrainian casualty figure or damage assessment beyond the OVA's initial notice was available at the time of this report. This is a new strike event not present in the prior SITREP. (Sources: Олександр Ганжа 10:34:58; Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:11:43, 10:14:38, 10:16:38; Военкор Котенок 10:39:10; confidence HIGH for the attack, LOW for specific facility)

Poltava oblast (new alert): The Air Force reported a "Bandera" loitering munition heading from Kharkiv oblast toward Poltava city at 10:26 UTC, followed by a direct warning on Poltava at 10:27 UTC. No impact or intercept confirmed. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:26:14, 10:27:07; confidence MEDIUM for alert as issued)

Sumy oblast (new alert): The Air Force reported a UAV approaching Sumy from the north at 10:28 UTC. No impact confirmed. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:28:56; confidence MEDIUM for alert as issued)

Chernihiv oblast (new alert): A jet-powered UAV was reported from Bryansk oblast heading toward northern Chernihiv oblast at 10:29 UTC. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:29:40; confidence MEDIUM for alert as issued)

Zaporizhzhia oblast – Vilnyansk (new alert): A jet-powered UAV was reported passing Vilnyansk heading northwest at 10:30 UTC. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:30:41; confidence MEDIUM for alert as issued)

Donetsk oblast – Novoselovka, Kramatorsk direction (new strike claim): Colonelcassad published video and claimed five FAB-250 glide bombs struck a 56th OMSBR deployment point in Novoselovka. The video shows simultaneous blast columns in a compact rural settlement consistent with the named location. No Ukrainian confirmation of damage or casualties was supplied. This is a new event beyond the prior SITREP's MoD aggregate figure. (Source: Colonelcassad 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the airstrike, LOW for unit and weapon specificity)

Donetsk oblast – Dobropillya axis (new account): БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС relayed a Z-blogger subscriber's second-hand account of a vehicle striking a drone-laid anti-vehicle mine on the Dobropillya axis, claiming one person thrown 50 metres, a military doctor and driver killed, and four wounded. The account is anonymous, unverified, and sourced to a single channel's screenshot. The prior daily report noted ongoing engagements on the Dobropillya axis and Budanov's denial of Russian capture claims. (Source: БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС 10:11:01; confidence LOW for the specific incident)

Occupied Donetsk and Luhansk (new telecom-strike reports): РБК-Україна reported drone strikes on the "Ugletelekom" data center in Donetsk (20 October) and the "Lugacom" / Center for Telecommunication Services building in Luhansk (night of 21 October), with photographs showing structural damage and fire. Mash на Донбассе separately reported over 275,000 Donetsk subscribers without electricity due to an accident, with nearly 1,900 transformer substations de-energized. The causal link between the telecom strikes and the citywide outage is not established. (Sources: РБК-Україна 10:24:57; Mash на Донбассе 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for visible damage, LOW for weapon attribution and causal linkage)

Zaporizhzhia oblast – Yulivka, Chervony Yar (re-release): The MoD's official Telegram channel re-posted the same territorial claims relayed earlier via ТАСС, now directly attributed to the "Dnepr Group" (Yulivka) and "Vostok Group" (Chervony Yar), with accompanying drone-strike video. No new Ukrainian confirmation, denial, or independent geolocation appeared. The prior SITREP's assessment stands: LOW confidence for both claims. (Source: MoD Russia 10:18:54, 10:18:55; confidence LOW)

Leningrad oblast – Luga district (new domestic report): Северный канал reported a total internet blackout in the Luga district beginning at 09:00 UTC, attributed by local authorities to a drone attack, with residents told to stay indoors near load-bearing walls. The post contrasts this with the Putin–Witkoff meeting and raises civil-defense concerns. The underlying event is a first-person account; no official Russian civil-defense or telecom authority statement was supplied. (Source: Северный канал 10:20:20; confidence MEDIUM for the account as relayed, LOW for the specific cause)

Lviv oblast / Krakivets border crossing (new visual): Военкор Котенок published a nighttime video geolocated to the Krakivets border crossing (watermarked "Краковець" and "ТИПОВИЙ ЛЬВІВ @lvivtp"), showing heavy vehicle congestion. The channel framed it as a "mass exodus"; the original Ukrainian source and the visual context are more consistent with routine or infrastructure-related border traffic. (Source: Военкор Котенок 10:15:48; confidence HIGH for the footage as genuine, LOW for the "exodus" narrative)

Areas not mentioned in this batch (e.g., Kostiantynivka/Pokrovsk ground axes beyond the MoD aggregate, Kherson riverbank, Khmelnytskyi ground situation, northern Kharkiv ground sector) are not established to be quiet or unchanged; their absence reflects the reporting window.

Reported strikes and air-defense activity

  • Dnipro strike (new, confirmed by OVA): The enemy attacked a critical infrastructure object in Dnipro; casualty information being clarified; threat ongoing. (Source: Олександр Ганжа 10:34:58; confidence HIGH as official regional administration statement)

  • "Bandera" loitering-munition alerts (new, 10:11–10:30 UTC): Eight in-flight warnings across Dnipropetrovsk (Dnipro from north and south), Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, and Zaporizhzhia oblasts. Jet-powered and standard UAV vectors reported. No confirmed impacts, intercepts, or debris in the alert messages themselves. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:11:43–10:30:41; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • Novoselovka FAB-250 claim (new): Colonelcassad claims five FAB-250 glide bombs struck a 56th OMSBR PVD. Video shows simultaneous blast columns in a rural settlement. No Ukrainian confirmation. (Source: Colonelcassad 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the airstrike as depicted, LOW for unit/weapon specificity)

  • MoD drone-strike video for Chervony Yar (new element): The MoD channel released drone footage with a targeting reticle showing explosions in flat agricultural terrain, captioned as strikes during the "liberation" of Chervony Yar. No independent geolocation of the footage was supplied. (Source: MoD Russia 10:18:55; confidence MEDIUM for the video as an officially released product, LOW for location and outcome)

  • Telecom strikes in occupied Donetsk and Luhansk (new): РБК-Україна reports drone strikes on "Ugletelekom" (Donetsk, 20 Oct) and "Lugacom"/Center for Telecommunication Services (Luhansk, night of 21 Oct), with photographs showing structural damage and fire. Weapon type and exact geolocation not independently verified. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:24:57; confidence MEDIUM for visible damage, LOW for attribution)

  • Prior overnight strike timeline (carried forward): The Colonelcassad 24-location log from 21 October 00:10–06:50 UTC remains as previously reported. No new Ukrainian official overnight summary appeared in this batch.

  • MoD drone-down figure (carried forward): 954 AFU fixed-wing-type drones claimed shot down in 24 hours remains a unilateral MoD aggregate. (Source: ТАСС 09:43:01, prior batch; confidence LOW)

Reported Russian activity

  • Territorial claims re-released by MoD channel: The official MoD Telegram channel directly posted Yulivka ("Dnepr Group") and Chervony Yar ("Vostok Group") liberation claims with drone-strike video, reinforcing the earlier ТАСС relay. No independent verification. (Source: MoD Russia 10:18:54, 10:18:55; confidence LOW)

  • VKS airstrike claim on Novoselovka: Colonelcassad attributes a five-FAB-250 strike to the 56th OMSBR PVD on the Kramatorsk axis. (Source: Colonelcassad 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the event as depicted, LOW for specifics)

  • Dobropillya-axis convoy disruption (unverified): A second-hand account via BUTUSOV PLUS describes a vehicle loss to a drone-laid mine, with multiple casualties. (Source: БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС 10:11:01; confidence LOW)

  • Diplomatic – Putin–Witkoff meeting substance (new detail): Kotsnews reports: Witkoff deferred review of the Ukraine "folder"; Stubb clarified the discussion concerned partial ceasefire on energy and food; US Treasury working with RDIF's Dmitriev; Putin linked Ukraine to Iran and a possible APEC meeting in China; Witkoff proposed trilateral technical groups. Peskov confirmed the Hubbard release was requested by the US and decided "on humanitarian grounds." Prisoner-exchange contacts continue through intelligence services. (Sources: Kotsnews 10:38:07; ТАСС 10:17:40; Военкор Котенок 10:29:30; confidence MEDIUM for statements via state/proximity channels, LOW for meeting substance)

  • Domestic security commentary (new element): Dva Maiora (10:14:30) expanded on the VK data center strike reference, noting that only in May 2026 were Russian businesses legally permitted to purchase large-caliber weapons and air-defense/EW systems, and that "Елки" interceptors without warheads remain in high demand. Северный канал (10:20:20) reported a Luga district internet blackout attributed to a drone attack, with civil-defense concerns raised. (Sources: Два майора 10:14:30; Северный канал 10:20:20; confidence MEDIUM for the legislative reference and blackout account as relayed)

  • Donetsk occupied-city infrastructure (new): Mash на Донбассе reported over 275,000 subscribers without electricity and nearly 1,900 transformer substations de-energized due to an "accident." The prior SITREP's Leninsky district heating-delay account is carried forward. (Source: Mash на Донбассе 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the account as relayed)

  • Information-environment content: Военкор Котенок published a Krakivets border-crossing congestion video framed as "mass exodus" (10:15) and a firewood-purchase-limit photo framed as a Kyiv "boom" (10:19). Операция Z relayed a WSJ-sourced claim that Trump wants a "new Yalta" trilateral summit with Putin and Xi (10:28). (Sources: Военкор Котенок 10:15:48, 10:19:53; Операция Z 10:28:05; confidence LOW for editorial narratives, MEDIUM for the underlying WSJ reference as relayed)

Reported Ukrainian activity

  • Air Force alerts: Eight new in-flight warnings issued between 10:11 and 10:30 UTC across five oblasts. (Source: Повітряні Сили ЗС України 10:11:43–10:30:41; confidence MEDIUM for alerts as issued)

  • Dnipropetrovsk OVA strike confirmation: Governor Hanzha confirmed an attack on critical infrastructure in Dnipro and directed residents to shelters. (Source: Олександр Ганжа 10:34:58; confidence HIGH)

  • Prosecutor General's Office – Vovchansk POW execution verdict: The appeals court upheld the life sentence of Serhiy Tuzhylov for executing three Ukrainian POWs at the Vovchansk aggregate plant. (Source: Офіс Генерального прокурора 10:30:06; confidence HIGH as official judicial release)

  • RBC-Ukraine reporting on telecom strikes in occupied territories: Drone strikes on "Ugletelekom" (Donetsk) and "Lugacom"/Center for Telecommunication Services (Luhansk) reported with damage photographs. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:24:57; confidence MEDIUM)

  • STERNENKO – 14th Jäger Brigade fundraising: A comedic video from the "HARPUN" BZBAK unit of the 14th Jäger Brigade requests 25 million UAH for interceptor drones to counter Shahed-type loitering munitions. (Source: STERNENKO 10:41:02; confidence HIGH as unit-identified self-published appeal)

  • Sanctions-policy commentary (carried forward, new figure): Vlasuk noted the 40,000-tonne diesel shipment equals approximately 300,000 barrels—less than two hours of US consumption—against US exports of 1.5 million barrels per day. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:39:24; confidence MEDIUM for the arithmetic as attributed to an official)

Civilian and infrastructure impact

  • Dnipro, Dnipropetrovsk oblast: OVA confirmed an attack on a critical infrastructure object; casualty information being clarified; threat ongoing. Военкор Котенок claimed electricity disruptions in the city following a strike on the Prydniprovska TES. No Ukrainian civilian casualty figure was available at the time of this report. (Sources: Олександр Ганжа 10:34:58; Военкор Котенок 10:39:10; confidence HIGH for the attack, LOW for specific damage extent)

  • Occupied Donetsk city: Over 275,000 subscribers reported without electricity; nearly 1,900 transformer substations de-energized due to an "accident." The prior SITREP's Leninsky district heating-delay account (approximately 1.5 months, 11 of 282 boiler houses operational during outages) is carried forward. (Source: Mash на Донбассе 10:17:01; confidence MEDIUM for the account as relayed)

  • Occupied Luhansk: РБК-Україна photographs show severe fire damage to a multi-story telecom building. No civilian casualty figure was supplied. (Source: РБК-Україна 10:24:57; confidence MEDIUM for visible damage)

  • Luga district, Leningrad oblast (Russia): A first-person account reports a total internet blackout from 09:00 UTC attributed to a drone attack, with residents told to shelter indoors. No official Russian confirmation or casualty report was supplied. (Source: Северный канал 10:20:20; confidence MEDIUM for the account, LOW for cause)

  • Krakivets border crossing, Lviv oblast: Nighttime video shows heavy vehicle congestion at the Ukraine–Poland crossing. The channel framing it as a "mass exodus" is editorial; the original Ukrainian source ("Typical Lviv") and visual context do not establish a sudden panic-driven departure. (Source: Военкор Котенок 10:15:48; confidence HIGH for the footage as genuine, LOW for the "exodus" narrative)

  • No new Ukrainian civilian casualty figures were supplied in this batch for the Dnipro strike or the current air-alert wave. The prior Sloviansk SAR (7 bodies, 12 injured) and Zaporizhzhia HV-line restoration (30,000+ homes, ~30 minutes) remain as previously reported.

Information environment and disputed claims

  • Yulivka / Chervony Yar re-release: The MoD's direct Telegram posting with drone-strike video reinforces the earlier ТАСС relay but introduces no new independent evidence. The simultaneous release of both claims, the targeting-reticle video, and the standard "liberated" terminology are consistent with coordinated information operations. No Ukrainian General Staff statement, DeepStateMap update, or independent geolocation appeared. (Sources: MoD Russia 10:18:54, 10:18:55; confidence LOW for territorial control)

  • Dobropillya mine account: The BUTUSOV PLUS relay of an anonymous subscriber's graphic description (one man thrown 50 m, doctor "burned to ashes," 90% burns) is a second-hand, unverified combat anecdote amplified by a Z-blogger. The tactical pattern (drone-laid mines on roads) aligns with known methods, but the specific incident cannot be confirmed. The source's own analysis flags sensationalism and anonymity. (Source: БУТУСОВ ПЛЮС 10:11:01; confidence LOW)

  • Krakivets "mass exodus" framing: The video is genuine and geolocated to the border crossing via watermarks, but the "mass exodus due to Dombas boomerang" narrative is a political interpretation by a pro-Russian channel. The underlying congestion could reflect routine flow, energy-related displacement, or logistical bottlenecks. (Source: Военкор Котенок 10:15:48; confidence HIGH for footage, LOW for narrative)

  • Firewood "boom" photo: The image of a store limiting firewood to two bundles per customer is genuine (Ukrainian-language signage, hryvnia pricing). The "boom in Kyiv" framing is editorial; the photo does not confirm the location as Kyiv specifically. (Source: Военкор Котенок 10:19:53; confidence MEDIUM for the image, LOW for the "Kyiv boom" claim)

  • WSJ "new Yalta" relay: Операция Z relayed a WSJ-sourced claim that Trump wants a trilateral summit with Putin and Xi. This is a single-channel relay without a direct WSJ link or White House confirmation. (Source: Операция Z 10:28:05; confidence LOW for exact framing)

  • Kotsnews meeting analysis: The detailed readout of the Putin–Witkoff discussion (Stubb clarification, US Treasury/RDIF, APEC, trilateral technical groups) is from a pro-war analyst channel. No US or Russian official readout corroborates the substance. (Source: Kotsnews 10:38:07; confidence MEDIUM for the channel's existence as an analyst, LOW for meeting content)

  • Prydniprovska TES identification: Военкор Котенок's claim that the Dnipro strike hit the Prydniprovska TES is a single pro-Russian source. The OVA confirmed an attack on "critical infrastructure" without naming the facility. The prior daily report's Kyiv Nivky-substation identification faced a similar pattern of unverified naming. (Source: Военкор Котенок 10:39:10; confidence LOW)

  • Vovchansk verdict: The Prosecutor General's Office release is an official judicial document with court photographs. The institutional context means it is a state-produced record; however, the specific legal proceedings, names, dates, and court infrastructure are verifiable within the Ukrainian justice system. (Source: Офіс Генерального прокурора 10:30:06; confidence HIGH for the judicial event)

Evidence limitations and unresolved questions

  • Dnipro strike damage: The OVA confirmed an attack on critical infrastructure but did not specify the facility, weapon type, or casualty count at the time of this report. The Военкор Котенок TES identification is uncorroborated by Ukrainian sources. A Ukrainian official damage assessment or utility statement has not yet appeared.

  • Yulivka and Chervony Yar: The MoD's direct channel posting and drone-strike video add official sourcing but no independent geolocation, satellite comparison, or Ukrainian confirmation/denial. The video's targeting reticle confirms a strike occurred but does not verify the settlement's control status.

  • Novoselovka FAB-250 claim: The 56th OMSBR unit identification and the exact munition type (FAB-250 vs. other heavy aerial bombs) cannot be visually confirmed from the video. No Ukrainian confirmation of damage or casualties was supplied.

  • Dobropillya mine incident: The account is anonymous, second-hand, and sourced to a single channel's screenshot. No geolocated video, satellite imagery, or official casualty list corroborates the specific event.

  • Telecom strikes in occupied Donetsk/Luhansk: РБК-Україна photographs show damage but lack independent geolocation metadata. The causal link between the "Ugletelekom"/"Lugacom" strikes and the 275,000-subscriber Donetsk outage is not established. Weapon type (drone vs. other) is asserted, not proven.

  • Luga district blackout: The first-person account from Северный канал is unverified by official Russian civil-defense or telecom authority statements. The date and cause of the drone attack are not independently confirmed.

  • Witkoff–Putin meeting substance: Kotsnews's detailed analysis and the ТАСС/Peskov statements provide partial visibility, but no US State Department, White House, or Kremlin official readout has appeared. The "folder" content, the scope of any ceasefire discussion, and the status of the trilateral-format proposal remain unknown.

  • Hubbard/Gabbard identity: The name (Hubbard vs. Gabbard) and age (74 vs. 72) discrepancy flagged in the prior SITREP remains unresolved. No US embassy confirmation, flight-log data, or family notification was supplied.

  • Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhia alerts: No impact, intercept, or debris was confirmed for any of the new in-flight warnings in this batch.

  • Areas absent from this batch (Sumy ground sector, Kherson riverbank, Kostiantynivka/Pokrovsk ground axes, Khmelnytskyi ground situation, northern Kharkiv ground sector) are not established to be quiet; their absence reflects the reporting window, not the operational situation.

  • No prior cumulative sector baseline beyond the previous SITREP (09:41–10:41 UTC window) and the previous daily report (19–20 October window) was supplied. Those events are carried forward as previously reported with their original time qualifiers.

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