Frontline Updates analyzes the August 25 special military operation: systematic depot strikes, targeted EW suppression, and localized advances — highlighted by the liberation of Zaporosko and continued pressure across six axes.

Hosts Sheriff Al-Muhammad MGT and Colonel A.C. Ogintoye explain how deep fires, degraded ISR, and active air defenses create cumulative tempo advantages that strain resupply and limit Ukrainian counterattack options.

Today’s briefing captures a day of cumulative pressure across six axes. Russian forces report the liberation of Zaporozhskoe in the Dnipropetrovsk region, continued advances in Donetsk, and sustained strikes against Ukrainian depots, UAV infrastructure, and electronic warfare systems. Air defenses intercepted guided bombs, HIMARS rockets, and massed fixed-wing UAVs, preserving operational tempo. Colonel A. C. Oguntoye walks us through how the day’s actions fit a coherent doctrine of deep fires, maneuver, and logistics denial.

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