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✈️ КАБы По Портам Черноморска 💥 МАССИРОВАННЫЕ УДАРЫ Усиливаются🛩️ Военные Сводки 25.07.2026
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Summary of the video’s main points (25.07.2026)
Ukraine–Russia war (strikes and escalation)
- The host claims that over the past 24 hours there were many recorded strikes:
- Russia using drones and Kh-59 missiles, heavily targeting Odessa and the Odessa-region coastal area, including Chornomorsk (port infrastructure) and strikes along the front line.
- Ukraine conducting strikes deep into Russian territory with large-scale drone attacks.
Chornomorsk port infrastructure
- The Ukrainian side reports that during the night Russia used a large number of weapons (including drones and Kh-59).
- The host highlights a specific development: Russia allegedly attempted to hit Chornomorsk’s port infrastructure using KABs (guided bombs), described as being launched under the cover of aircraft operations.
- The outcome is described as unclear:
- Some sources claim 1–2 bombs hit.
- Others claim one or two were intercepted.
Odessa pressure
- Russian sources and “experts” are cited claiming 200+ missiles were used on/near Odessa since the start of the blockade, including:
- Small cruise missiles (Banderol-type)
- Drone-launched missile variants
Kyiv region / alleged attack on an exhibition
- The host reports that yesterday’s strikes near Kapitanovka (western Kyiv agglomeration) used up to ~10 missiles, including Zircons and Iskanders.
- An exhibition tied to drone technology is said to have been significantly damaged.
- A controversy is presented:
- While Ukrainian authorities reported casualties, the host says some sources claim the number of victims could be much higher—on the order of hundreds up to ~1,000—than officially published.
Southern direction: Mykolaiv/Nikolaev and U.S. warning
- Russian footage is cited showing attacks on port infrastructure and dry cargo ships.
- A key political/military note:
- The host claims the United States warned Ukraine not to strike ships that are not Russian-owned (or not part of a “shadow fleet”), urging “selective” targeting.
- The host contrasts this with a claim that Russia continues to hit all dry cargo ships and vessels moving toward Odessa port infrastructure.
Energy and logistics targets across Ukraine
- The host reports strikes affecting:
- Locomotives near Devladova
- The central market in Zaporizhzhia
- Claims of damage in other northern areas
- A service center / industrial site where tractors were reportedly destroyed
Fuel / “gas station war” analysis (Western experts)
- The host cites maps indicating:
- 70+ damaged/destroyed gas stations in the Dnipropetrovsk region (over the period of the campaign)
- 300+ total across broader combat-adjacent zones
- The conclusion drawn:
- Russia is allegedly shifting focus toward central Ukraine, including stations along the M03 highway (between Poltava and Kharkiv) and fuel facilities in northern/western regions.
Chernihiv / Sumy: strikes tied to logistics hubs
- The host describes strikes in Sumy, allegedly hitting a new mail terminal/logistics hub.
- Over the previous 24 hours, strikes on energy infrastructure and substations are claimed along a broad corridor (from Zhytomyr region toward border areas and onward to Odessa region).
Russian deep strikes from Ukraine (drone route narrative)
Large-scale Ukrainian night drone attack (July 25)
- The host describes an overnight Ukrainian drone attack on Russian territory involving hundreds of drones.
- A map is said to show ~360 drones moving toward Russia as of the evening of July 24.
- The host cites Russian Ministry of Defense reports claiming:
- 328 drones shot down during the night battle
- 1,000+ drones shot down across the entire past 24 hours
- The host asserts the strikes were aimed at logistics hubs, especially around Kirov.
Reported drone path and outcomes
- The host provides a step-by-step account of where drones allegedly went:
- Belgorod: explosions and claims of drones falling in/over the city
- Saratov & Engels: additional downing/impacts; some drones allegedly continued further
- Yekaterinburg: an attempted strike on a logistics hub fails to destroy a warehouse (the host says the strike was repelled)
- Tyumen: claimed attack on an oil refinery, with imagery/videos of smoke and fires; the host notes some drones likely also burned
- Rostov-on-Don: air defenses reportedly active; most drones supposedly shot down, with explosions possibly linked to drone crashes
- The overall framing:
- Even when Russia claims interception, the host suggests fires and partial impacts still occurred.
Front-line updates (combat contact)
Sumy sector
- The host claims increased Russian activity near Sadki, describing a forest “pocket” surrounding the settlement.
- The expected Russian objective is presented as straightening the line between bridgeheads, including those near Yunakivka and areas toward Miropolye/Zapselye, then moving toward Nikolskoye and Magritsa.
Kharkiv sector
- The host describes the situation as entering a decisive stage for the northeastern Kharkiv direction:
- Claims that Russian forces operate near/around settlements including Varovka (around Baksheyevka), approaching the T-2104 highway and potentially threatening full encirclement of a Ukrainian garrison.
- Claims of efforts to cut supply lines via Petropavlovka and areas around Yurchenkov toward White Kolodyas (White Well).
- Mentions Russian advances/bridgehead expansion around Ivashchyna/Ustyunovka and combat near Shevchenkov/Yurchenkov.
Slavyansk–Kondrushkov direction
- The host claims strikes on Ukrainian forward positions east of Slavyansk and along the Seversky Donets–Donbass canal, with focus allegedly shifting west.
Dobropolye sector
- Claims of updated Russian control in/around Belikoye:
- Previously unconfirmed progress was claimed three days earlier.
- Now the host says videos show Russian flags in Belikoye’s central area, indicating full control.
- Notes heavy fighting in nearby settlements west of Belikoye and south of Dobropolye.
Zaporizhzhia direction
- The host claims no major changes in the update window but asserts:
- Russian forces advancing in both western and eastern Zaporizhzhia sectors.
- Complete fire control over Lyubitskoye, including a key highway toward Orekhov.
- High probability of further movement toward the Orekhov agglomeration.
Presenters / contributors
- No additional named presenters or contributors are listed in the subtitles.
- The video is presented by the host (“Military Reports” channel).