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🚨 BREAKING / BATTLEFIELD UPDATE: 🔱 According to the latest maps from pro-Kremlin military blog Rybar, Ukrainian counteroffensives are gaining significant momentum across all major fronts. 🔱 The blue advance vectors clearly show Ukrainian forces driving forward to liberate more occupied territory in the Lyman, Slovyansk, and Dnipropetrovsk/Zaporizhia sectors. 🔱 Even enemy-aligned sources can no longer obscure Ukraine's front-wide initiative. 🇺🇦 #UkraineWar #Lyman #Slovyansk #Counteroffensive #Rybar #Ukraine #MilitaryUpdate

🇺🇦 Operation “Vivaldi”: Ukraine’s Third Army Corps has reclaimed another 51 km² of territory The Third Army Corps has completed the third phase of its offensive operation “Vivaldi” in the Lyman sector. Ukrainian forces liberated Nove, Ridkodub, and Katerynivka, while also restoring control over Karpivka and Novomykhailivka. According to the Corps, another 51 km² were returned to Ukrainian control during this phase, bringing the total territory reclaimed since the start of the operation to 176 km². One of the key objectives was the settlement of Nove, which the command described as an important logistical and tactical hub on the bridgehead. According to Andrii Biletskyi, Russian forces expected the main Ukrainian strike elsewhere, while the main effort was actually concentrated around Nove. Ukrainian units also reported capturing more than 250 Russian soldiers during the operation. Another phase of the operation is complete. 176 km² are back under Ukrainian control. 🇺🇦

NC13 has released footage of its strike unmanned ground vehicles operating against Russian rear positions during Operation Vivaldi. The 3rd Assault Brigade unit says the UGVs destroyed Russian shelters, concealed command posts and sites used to concentrate and launch UAVs. NC13 says its ground robotic systems became one of the key factors in the success of the 3rd Army Corps offensive operation. #Ukraine

MORE: Ukrainian forces continue to conduct an intense intermediate-range strike campaign against Russian logistics in southern occupied Ukraine as part of battlefield-shaping operations that will likely continue to enable Ukrainian counteroffensives. Data from the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces (USF) indicates that Ukrainian forces currently maintain a high intensity of strikes against Russian logistics across the frontline. Ukrainian forces damaged, on average, over twice as many Russian logistics vehicles and fuel tankers in the period May 2026 through September 2026 than in the previous five-month period. Ukraine’s intermediate-range strike campaign continues to inhibit Russian troop and supply movement towards the frontline and to catalyze Ukrainian battlefield successes.