Summary of "Массированный Удар В 3 Волны🔴 Ответный Удар По Ленинградской Области💥 Военные Сводки За 25.03.2026 📊"

Timeline and scale of strikes (23–25 March 2026)

Three successive large waves of strikes occurred between the night of 23 March and the morning of 25 March:
- Night of 23 March — first massive strike. Ukrainian MoD cited ~426 aerial targets (missiles and drones).
- Daytime 24 March — second wave with numerous videos; strikes concentrated across western and eastern Ukraine (including Lviv and SBU facilities).
- Night of 25 March — third wave. Ukrainian MoD reported ~147 Russian drones that night.
The presenter estimated that across the three waves more than 1,000 missiles and drones were used — described as one of the largest salvos since the 2022 conflict began.

Reported scope and counts:
- Pro‑Ukrainian sources published maps showing large drone strikes toward northern Russia (including Leningrad region) and south toward Russian port/energy targets.
- Reportedly ~250 Ukrainian drones observed; Russian MoD claimed it shot down 389 Ukrainian drones (figures vary between sources).
Reported hits and damage:
- Ust‑Luga oil terminal — fires and port infrastructure damage.
- Vyborg shipyard — damage to ships under construction.
- Substations and power infrastructure — damage reported in western Ukraine and areas such as Ternopil and Zhytomyr.
Flight routes and incidental effects:
- Experts and Baltic authorities published photos/flight traces suggesting some Ukrainian drones bypassed Russian territory by flying over Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
- Drone debris reportedly found in Latvia and damage recorded at a northeastern Estonian power plant, indicating possible accidental strikes or misrouted drones.

The channel stressed that if Baltic airspace was used to strike Russian territory, those states could be treated (based on a cited 2022 precedent involving Belarus) as participants in the conflict because their territory/airspace was used for attacks.
Such a determination could risk drawing NATO states into confrontation unless diplomatic/administrative steps are taken (the presenter referenced a precedent where Belarus was later excluded by agreement).
Russia had not issued a top‑level comment at the time of the report; information‑gathering was said to be ongoing.

United States:
- The US President (unnamed in subtitles) signaled the US might withdraw from negotiation mediation; the presenter interpreted this as a possible imminent US withdrawal from talks.
Hungary:
- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reportedly announced Hungary will stop gas supplies to Ukraine — an action that could increase energy pressures in Ukraine and influence conflict dynamics.

Kharkiv sector: Russian advances or consolidation reported near Adradnaya and Embarnaya.
Kupiansk sector: Russian consolidation reported south of Peschanaya.
Sloviansk (Slavic) direction: Russian MoD reported improvements near Nikiforovka; Russian forces pushing toward Raya Aleksandrovka; fighting around Menkovka where Ukraine is mounting counterattacks to protect the M03 corridor.
Konstantinovka and Dobropillya sectors: no major map changes, but heavy fighting reported in places.
Zaporizhzhia: Russian regrouping and a northward counteroffensive from Uspenovka/Novoivanovka with advances reported near Novogrigorovka and Beryuzovoe.

Energy markets:
- The US announced a 5‑day “energy truce”; oil prices fell from about $100 to roughly $87 per barrel after the announcement.
Military actions and strikes:
- Footage allegedly showed damage to an Iranian nuclear facility (subtitles referenced a dome at “Bushivska”/Bushehr area).
- Iran launched a ballistic missile strike on a major Israeli power plant near Hadera (claimed to supply up to ~25% of Israel’s electricity).
Iraq:
- The former US base Victoria was evacuated by US/NATO forces, then reportedly occupied by Iraqi resistance and regular forces; a missile attack subsequently struck the base/forces.
Strait of Hormuz and regional control:
- Iran was reported to be selectively controlling passage through the Strait of Hormuz, charging passage fees (claimed figure ~$2 million) and restricting passage for certain coalition/allied states.
- The US is moving additional forces to the region; the US 82nd Airborne/Airmobile Division was named as ordered to the area, and coalition troops were due to arrive around 27 March.

The channel called for an immediate end to violence and for diplomatic negotiations.

Military Reports (channel / narrator)
Alexander Bortnikov — Director, FSB (quoted/referenced)
Russian Ministry of Defense — cited for drone shootdown and frontline reports
Ukrainian Ministry of Defense — cited for attack/aircraft counts
Pro‑Ukrainian sources / mapping services
Pro‑Russian experts / analysts
Viktor Orbán — Prime Minister of Hungary (cited re: gas supplies)
President of the United States (unnamed in subtitles) — cited re: negotiations and mediation
Israeli Channel 12 — cited for a peace/settlement proposal summary
Iranian authorities — cited for missile strikes and Strait of Hormuz actions
Iraqi authorities / media — cited re: former US base Victoria and subsequent attacks
US 82nd Airborne/Airmobile Division — cited as redeploying to the Middle East