A Bold Strike on Independence Day Pressure on the Zaporizhzhia Front is Intensifying MS 2025.08.24
By Military Summary
This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 24th of August 2025.
Here’s what others had to say:
@CandideSchmyles
If they attacked from the Baltic Sea it was the British. If they attacked from Latvia it was the British. If they attacked from Finland it was the British.
@Princip666
Come on, it’s not exactly Ukraine organizing these attacks, just say NATO and be done with the speculations.
@luigipasta9496
Yep, and then. UKRAINIAN attacked Russia from the Baltic Sea and NATO didn’t detect them…what a convenience
@perniciouscarrot7528
A person who’s dying often has one last burst of energy before they pass away. This feels like the last burst of Ukraine before they collapse
@codaalive5076
Beside sending drones from Nato countries, one of the latest tactics in our “Lighthouse of Democracy” Ukraine is TCC in civilian clothes snatching people from the streets. They are a lot more efficient this way, also faster to throw people in the car because victims don’t suspect what will happen.
@xsommer8558
There is little doubt that the attacks on St Petersburg originated from the Baltic states. As an American I would happily stand by an allow the baltic countries fight Russia ALL BY THEMSELVES! I am tired of these small loudmouths picking fights with bigger powers and then running to hide behind American military. Let these little jerks fight their own damned fights. If thy are tough enough to start the fight then they can prove it by finishing on their own, and this goes for Israel TOO!
@josephventer-hc5gf
World wars usually have years of static front lines but this one is anything but static with thousands of small tactical victorys cumulative to a strategic victory over time whilst maximising attrition as the main tactic.
@lord_azatoth
The fact that Ukranian drones freely fly in Leningrad oblast means that Estonian “friends” should receive some greetings with Russian drones, just the act of courtesy
@SvenjaIpsen
If Ukraine capitulates too early, thus saving military resources and personnel, then the war will probably flare up again in the future. So from the RF standpoint, attrition has to be kept going until there is not enough military power nor will power left to raise its head again. Which means that Ukrainian forces must be kept in the illusion that continued fighting and pouring in of materiel indeed makes sense…
@jonathanmercer7109
I’d say the “Ukrainians”, meaning UK-EUrope, hit the oil and gas facility from either Estonia (probable) or Latvia (possible but less likely). Western forces stationed there could do it without a Ukrainian having to travel anywhere.
@lynnjacobs9885
A “war of attrition” can work both ways. If Russia doesn’t want this war of attrition to drag on forever and eventually drag it down too — as intended by the US — it needs to start using its overwhelming firepower more seriously and effectively. Just my opinion.
@talakael5601
Well undoubtedly Drones are a big factor in this war first time used massively in an war.The development is crazy from simple drones to ones that drop bombs then the ones with fiber optic ,what is necessary now is the possibility to a reverse search,where the drones came from when launched the first time,i guess this will be the next thing to be able to detect the drone on time and follow the path where it came from instantly.
@PWStull
UK has published plans to build military bases in and around Odessa so Russia has no choice but to take the entire Black Sea shoreline.
