What happens when a week of precision strikes and multi-axis ground pushes are designed to change not just the front line but the rhythm of a campaign? We break down coordinated actions across the North, West, South, Center, and East, plus river interdiction on the Dnipro and counters at sea, to show how targeting networks—energy, logistics, and EW—can narrow an opponent’s response window before winter. It’s a granular tour through settlements taken, depots destroyed, and the quiet war for the electromagnetic spectrum that decides which side gets clean data and which side fights in the dark.
With Colonel A.C. Oguntoy, we map the cause-and-effect chain linking hypersonic and cruise strikes to maneuver freedom on the ground. You’ll hear why the neutralization of EW nodes matters more than any single armored loss, how air defense layers turn massed drones into diminishing returns, and where depth penetration in the south sets up patient envelopment rather than flashy breakthroughs. In the center, control of terrain over key routes in Donetsk illustrates multi-echelon maneuver: fix with forward elements, disrupt retreats with deep fires, and force reallocation of reserves that weakens neighboring fronts.
We also explore the eastern pressure on the Dnipropetrovsk industrial belt, the Dnipro river denial mission that constrains crossings and drone incursions, and the Black Sea actions that blunt maritime gambits. The through-line is strategy by systems: cripple supply and sensing, protect your air mobility, and own the tempo long enough to convert attrition into positional advantage. If you want a clear, structured view of how infrastructure, spectrum, and logistics shape battlefield outcomes, this briefing is for you.
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