Welcome back to Frontline Updates. I'm your host. Today is February 24, 2026, and the Russian Ministry of Defense has released its daily briefing. On the surface, we see familiar patterns: positional improvements across multiple sectors, the liberation of the village of Rizdvyanka in Zaporizhzhia, and continued attrition of Ukrainian personnel and equipment. But buried in the North sector report is a number that demands our attention: ten supply depots destroyed in a single day. Ten. That is not a routine loss. That is a logistics catastrophe for Ukrainian forces in Sumy and Kharkiv. To help us understand what this means for the campaign and how it fits into the broader operational design, we are joined by Colonel A.C. Oguntoye. Colonel Oguntoye is an Infantry Officer with deep expertise in combined arms operations and the logistics that sustain them. Colonel, welcome back.

Today's briefing contains a figure that, when properly understood, reveals a great deal about the state of the war. Ten supply depots in the North is not just a number, it's a statement about Russian reconnaissance capabilities, Ukrainian vulnerabilities, and the direction of the campaign. Let's explore what it means.

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