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Ukraine Conflict: Full Frontline Update

Front Line Monday, 25th March 2024, 15:00
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Topic IDTopic TitleTimestamp
1Hello Team00:00-00:10
2Northeastern Front: Kupiansk, Svatove, Kreminna00:10-01:19
3Bakhmut: Russian Advances and Key Areas01:19-06:39
4Mapping Discrepancies and Frustrations06:39-07:50
5Introducing 3D Terrain Analysis07:50-10:26
6Bilohirka: Topography and Tactical Significance10:26-12:26
7Avdiivka: Frontline Developments and Analysis12:26-16:30
8Novomykhailivka: Russian Gains and Ukrainian Resistance16:30-21:07
9Wrap Up21:07-21:19

"But of course, that eventuality doesn't justify the early claims, but that's what appears to happen anyway. That frustrates me and I think it frustrates Andrew Perpetua as well, right?"

Hello Team

🎦 00:00-00:10

Jonathan welcomes viewers to another ATPG video, a Ukraine War Frontline Update for March 25th, 2024, and prepares to delve into the frontline situation using his map.

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📍 FRONT-LINE UPDATE -🗺️ MAP LEGEND

Northeastern Front: Kupiansk, Svatove, Kreminna

🎦 00:10-01:19

Jonathan points out that the northeastern front from Kupiansk to Svatove to Kreminna remains largely unchanged, with dynamic activity concentrated around the Terny-Torska area (specifically Bilohirka and the Sversk frontline).

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Bakhmut: Russian Advances and Key Areas

🎦 01:19-06:39

  • Jonathan shifts focus to Bakhmut, citing ISW reports of confirmed Russian advances northwest and southwest of the city.
  • He highlights Russian progress south of Bohdanivka and north of Klishchiivka, referencing discrepancies between maps from different sources (Surat Maps, Deep State Map, Andrew Perpetua).
  • Jonathan expresses concern about the strategic importance of Ivanivske, noting that its potential fall would jeopardize Ukrainian control east of the canal.
  • He utilizes various sources, including geolocation footage, to illustrate the situation and emphasizes the dynamic nature of the frontline.


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Mapping Discrepancies and Frustrations

🎦 06:39-07:50

  • Jonathan acknowledges inconsistencies between different map sources, highlighting the frustration this can cause for analysts like himself and Andrew Perpetua.
  • He expresses concern about overly optimistic representations of Russian control, even if they eventually capture the areas in question.


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Introducing 3D Terrain Analysis

🎦 07:50-10:26

  • Jonathan introduces a new tool for analysis: a 3D map (with 300% terrain accentuation) from the ISW.
  • He acknowledges its limitations but highlights its value in understanding the impact of topography on battlefield dynamics.
  • He uses the area around Ivanivske and Chasiv Yar as an example, demonstrating how the high ground offers tactical advantages.


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Bilohirka: Topography and Tactical Significance

🎦 10:26-12:26

  • Jonathan uses the 3D map to examine Bilohirka, emphasizing the challenges posed by the terrain (quarries, rivers, elevation changes).
  • He suggests that the area will likely remain a "grey zone" due to the difficulties in achieving decisive control.


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Avdiivka: Frontline Developments and Analysis

🎦 12:26-16:30

  • Moving south of Bakhmut, Jonathan focuses on Avdiivka, noting no significant changes in the north but highlighting activity around Tonenka, Opytne, and Pervomaiske.
  • He references ISW reports of Russian advances west of Tonenka and Ukrainian positions on the western outskirts of Opytne.
  • He questions the timeliness of some geolocated footage, expressing skepticism about Ukrainian presence west of Opytne.


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Novomykhailivka: Russian Gains and Ukrainian Resistance

🎦 16:30-21:07

  • Jonathan shifts attention further south to Novomykhailivka, acknowledging consistent reports of Russian gains in the area.
  • He analyzes map discrepancies, noting closer alignment between Deep State Map and Surat Maps compared to Andrew Perpetua's more conservative approach.
  • Jonathan discusses the strategic importance of Novomykhailivka in relation to Kostyantynivka, acknowledging the increasingly precarious situation for Ukrainian forces.
  • He cites ISW analysis and geolocated footage to illustrate Russian advances and Ukrainian resistance, highlighting the destruction of Russian T-80BV tanks southwest of the village.


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Wrap Up

🎦 21:07-21:19

  • Jonathan thanks JR for the mapping contributions and expresses gratitude to his viewers.
  • He hopes the analysis has been informative and bids farewell.


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🤖❓ AI Debrief (post task) - anything the AI didn't understand

Could you clarify what Jonathan means by "pining for the fjords" in relation to destroyed tanks? It appears to be humorous but the context is unclear.

🤖💭 AI Plan (pre task) - the AI's step by step thought process

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