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ТЯЖЕЛЫЕ БОИ за Белый Колодезь! Еще один прорыв на 6км 💥 Военные Сводки 25.07.2026

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Summary of the video’s main points (War map overview, July 25, 2026)

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The presenter reviews updates on the war map, claiming that “changes of the last 24 hours” are marked in red. Many claims are presented as reports that may later be confirmed or rejected once objective control footage becomes available.

Key claimed battlefield updates by direction

1) Zaporizhzhia direction (starting near Stepnogorsk / Plavne / Malye Shcherbaki)

  • Stepnogorsk: The presenter says the Ukrainian Armed Forces expanded control within the town; earlier Russian forward positions allegedly no longer exist there (based on reported map changes).
  • Plavne (north of the village): Ukrainian attempts to storm the northern part are reported, but the presenter says there has been no confirmed advance.
  • Malye Shcherbaki area: Russian troops are reported to expand control, including claims of movement toward Yurkovka—though the presenter emphasizes no video/objective confirmation has been received.

2) Orekhovo direction (Novosyolovka / Yegorovka / Dolinka / Ternovataya)

  • Novosyolovka: Earlier footage allegedly showed Russian positions; the map was previously unchanged due to no objective control footage. Today, fighting is reported west of Novosyolovka toward Yegorovka, with reports of Russian gains and possible expansion farther north, pending confirmation.
  • Dolinka approaches: Fighting is reported near approaches; earlier claims (west of the settlement) were not confirmed.
  • Ternovataya: The presenter claims counter-battles occur and that Ukrainian presence may exist in parts of the area, even though the map is mostly attributed to Russian control. Past footage is cited where Ukrainian armored vehicles entering from another village were reportedly destroyed by FPV drones.

3) Dnipropetrovsk / Zaporizhzhia border sector (Blagovatnaya, “advance 6+ km”)

  • Blagovatnaya: Russian forces are reported to have raised the flag in Blagovatnaya near the Dnipropetrovsk–Zaporizhzhia border, implying further establishment of control.
  • The presenter also claims a Russian advance of more than 6 km, referencing prior Russian control over Novoskilevatoye. The presenter notes that earlier expectations of movement toward Zelenaya Dolina did not materialize; movement allegedly shifted toward Blagovatnaya.
  • Important caveat: The presenter stresses that confirmed consolidation depends on whether Ukrainian forces retake the settlement.

4) Dobropillya direction (Beletsk / Sergeyevka / possible strikes)

  • Beletsk (Beltytsky/Beletsky): Video is said to show Russian troops entering from a road and establishing a foothold. Russian units allegedly raised flags near the Sports Palace and City Council and advanced by about 800 meters in the residential area.
  • The presenter notes that earlier claims of “full Russian control” existed; now the presenter treats the new footage as objective monitoring evidence, while acknowledging future footage may determine the full extent.
  • Sergeyevka: Reports say Russian forces are fighting and expanding control toward Sergeyevka, but the presenter emphasizes previous lack of confirmed footage, suggesting changes could appear soon if reports are verified.
  • FPV activity / targeting: Russian FPV crews are described as active, but without confirmed progress from some reported strikes.

5) Konstantinovka/Druzhkovka (Nikolai Pole / Osykovo / Alekseyev Druzhkovka / Stenki / Chasov Yar area)

  • Nikolai Pole: Russian movement from Dolgaya Balka toward Nikolai Pole is described; fighting is reportedly underway for the settlement.
  • Osykovo & Alekseyev Druzhkovka: The presenter reports claims that Ukrainians were pushed out of much of Osykovo and that fighting is occurring on southern approaches to Alekseyev Druzhkovka, with Russian advances possibly ongoing—yet still unconfirmed.
  • Stenki approaches / Chasov Yar: Reports claim Russian troops are fighting near the approaches to Stenki and advancing from Chasov Yar, supported by referenced video updates.
  • Artemovsk (Bakhmut) sector details (via cited videos):
    • In Nikolaevka, Russian forward positions were reportedly shelled; Russia reportedly increased control by about 300 meters in residential areas and took new positions.
    • In Chervone, Russian forces reportedly advanced about 2 km west and brought the red-marked area under full control.

6) Slavyansk–Kramatorsk / Alexandrovka district (forests near Alexandrovka → Nikolaevka approach)

  • Russian units are reported to have pushed Ukrainian forces out of forest areas north of Alexandrovka’s region.
  • Fighting is reported on the southeastern outskirts of Nikolaevka. The presenter notes Nikolaevka was previously described as heavily destroyed by aviation and expects further Russian changes if confirmation arrives.

7) Kupyansk sector

The presenter claims heavy fighting but no recorded positional progress, with Russian forces holding positions in the center of Kupensk. Russian attempts to clear a northern bridgehead near Kupansk-Uzlovaya / Kupensk are mentioned, but expansion is not yet reported.

8) Velikoburluk / Kharkiv security zone (Artelnaya → Bely Kolodesh / Zakharovka)

  • Artelnaya area: Russian forces allegedly expanded control by 1+ km, with all red-marked territory said to be under Russian control.
  • Bely Kolodesh (Belokolodezny area): Fighting is ongoing and Russian forces likely moved into the settlement’s northwest. Full control is expected pending objective footage, treated as likely based on the pattern in the direction.
  • Zakharovka: Reports say it is under full Russian control. The presenter claims supporting confirmation arrived for the surrounding 100+ km² area, implying significant future map changes once additional footage arrives.

9) Sumy direction

No map changes are reported yet, but:

  • Russian troops are expanding control north of Komarovka.
  • Fighting is again reported for Ulanov. The presenter says Russian troops previously advanced about 900 meters, and the pattern suggests further control expansion could soon produce map updates.

Overall analytical tone/opinion

  • The presenter’s analysis is described as consistent: advances and control expansions are repeatedly claimed, often supported by new video/objective monitoring footage or pending such confirmation.
  • Caution language is frequently used: if Ukrainian counterattacks occur or if objective control footage does not arrive, the map may remain unchanged.

Presenters or contributors

  • Primary presenter: Not explicitly named in the subtitles (the same narrator/host throughout).

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