Welcome to "Frontline Updates". It’s November 10, 2025. Today, Colonel A.C. Oguntoye breaks down a night of long-range strikes—reportedly including Kinzhal aeroballistic missiles—against airfields, SIGINT nodes, Olkha rocket storage, and long-range UAV workshops across Ukraine. On the ground, we examine the tightening Kupyansk encirclement, cellular urban fighting in Krasnoarmeysk and Dimitrov, localized gains along the Zaporizhzhia seam, and interdiction along the Dnipro. We go sector by sector—North, West, South, Center, East, and Dnipro—then close with a “Tactical & Strategic Implications” postscript framing what this means as winter logistics take center stage.

The day’s main effort saw the 2nd Army’s 1435th MRR report the liberation of Hnatovka. In Krasnoarmeysk, Russian assaults advanced into the Dinas area and contested the Central district while clearing the western industrial zone. Seven relief attacks from Hryshyne and two breakout attempts from Skala were reportedly repelled. A claim was made that 244 buildings were liberated within 24 hours. In Dimitrov, the 5th MRB pushed forward in Vostochny, in the southern sector, and toward Zapadny. Sector reports indicate up to 510 enemy personnel neutralized, along with four armored fighting vehicles and six other vehicles destroyed. A separate tally records more than 200 personnel eliminated, plus the destruction of a Spartan APC and a Kazakh AFV. The operational concept used was “cellular encirclement”—dividing districts into smaller sections, isolating micro-pockets, cutting off ammunition, medical evacuation, and communications, then systematically reducing them.

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