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Ukraine Conflict: 2-Day 5-Minute Full Frontline Update

Front Line Thursday, 28th November 2024, 12:47
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Topic IDTopic TitleTimestamp
1Hello Team00:00-00:25
2Kursk Region Update00:26-01:04
3Kharkiv Region Update: Vovchansk and Kupyansk01:05-02:43
4Kharkiv Region Update: Oskil River to Torska02:43-03:49
5Donetsk Oblast Update: Siversk and Chazyvyat03:49-04:12
6Donetsk Oblast Update: Turetsk04:12-04:17
7Donetsk Oblast Update: Prokrosk South04:17-05:23
8Donetsk Oblast Update: Karakovo and Velyka Novosilka05:24-06:08
9Luhansk Oblast Update and Analysis06:08-06:47
10Wrap up06:47-06:55

"It's going to be interesting to see what the Ukrainians do with what they have claimed as a counter-offensive. I can't see that they'll put those troops anywhere along the front line here as an offensive. I just assume that they'll put that north of the border where it will be easier for them."

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Hello Team

🎦 00:00-00:25
Jonathan welcomes viewers to a quick frontline update covering the past two days, acknowledging that the map needs updating. He notes that he'll try to provide a more detailed update later but wants to ensure viewers have a general understanding of the situation, which he also discussed in his recent livestream with Greg Terry.

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📍 FRONT-LINE UPDATE -🗺️ MAP LEGEND

Kursk Region Update

🎦 00:26-01:04
Jonathan observes that while Ukrainians are holding their ground in the Kursk region, it has become a costly battleground for Russian equipment and personnel. He notes the significant presence of Russian forces, including North Koreans, and believes that retaking Kursk by January 20th is a primary objective for Putin. Citing Suriyak maps, Jonathan mentions minor Russian advances toward Malaya and Latkina, suggesting an attempt to encircle Ukrainian troops in the sector.

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Kharkiv Region Update: Vovchansk and Kupyansk

🎦 01:05-02:43
Jonathan reports no changes near Vovchansk, north of Kharkiv. However, he highlights a significant Ukrainian victory in Kupyansk, where they successfully repelled Russian forces from their bridgehead east of the Oskil River. He cites multiple sources, including pro-Russian blogger Greyskull, Suriyak maps, Deepstate maps, and Osint technical, confirming the Russian withdrawal from Kupyansk and referring to it as a “disgrace.”

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Kharkiv Region Update: Oskil River to Torska

🎦 02:43-03:49
Jonathan describes relative stability along the Oskil River near the Pistchani salient but notes Russian progress further south, according to Suriyak Maps. He observes Ukrainian forces pushing back Russian troops north of Torska in the Torska-Turney area, although he acknowledges differing interpretations of the situation between Suriyak and Andrew Perpetua’s maps.

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Donetsk Oblast Update: Siversk and Chazyvyat

🎦 03:49-04:12
Jonathan reports no significant activity on the Siversk front or near Chazyvyat in the past few days based on the mapping data, indicating successful Ukrainian defense in these areas.

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Donetsk Oblast Update: Turetsk

🎦 04:12-04:17
Jonathan shares footage of Turetsk, depicting the town's heavy destruction. He compares the situation to the devastation witnessed in Bakhmut, emphasizing the stark reality of Russia's "liberation" efforts.

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Donetsk Oblast Update: Prokrosk South

🎦 04:17-05:23
Jonathan reports no change on the frontline near Prokrosk, with the frontline remaining approximately six kilometres away. However, he expresses concern over Russian advancements south of Prokrosk, where fortifications are fewer. He notes that both Andrew Perpetua and Suriyak Maps depict these Russian gains, characterizing them as “fairly significant.” Jonathan highlights the considerable area captured by Russian forces and their continued advance, describing it as a "definite worry.” He details their progress in pushing Ukrainian troops out of settlements along the riverbed toward Uspenivka.

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Donetsk Oblast Update: Karakovo and Velyka Novosilka

🎦 05:24-06:08
Jonathan reports that Dalnye, south of Karakovo, is now under full Russian control, noting their expansion efforts northward. He anticipates Russian attempts to bypass the east-west trench line by moving through Karakovo, potentially exploiting a perceived vulnerability from the south. He then shifts focus to Velyka Novosilka, stating that Suriyak maps show it under Russian control, with further Russian gains to the north and northwest. Jonathan expresses concern about the challenges Ukrainian forces face in this area.

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Luhansk Oblast Update and Analysis

🎦 06:08-06:47
Jonathan reports continued Russian advances southwest of Luhansk and near Obrotylka, highlighting the Prokrosk and Kreminna areas as particularly active. He speculates on the potential impact of the rumored Ukrainian counter-offensive, expressing doubts that troops would be deployed in this region. Jonathan believes it's more likely that any counter-offensive would occur north of the border, where conditions are more favorable.

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Wrap up

🎦 06:47-06:55
Jonathan concludes the update, acknowledging that it's already somewhat outdated. He reassures viewers that he'll provide a more comprehensive analysis soon.

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

Can you please clarify what Jonathan means by "north of the border" in the context of a potential Ukrainian counter-offensive? Is he referring to the Russian-Ukrainian border or a different border? Could you provide additional information or context regarding the rumored Ukrainian counter-offensive mentioned in the video?

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