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Russia's geographical shield has completely collapsed. Following devastating Ukrainian drone strikes that obliterated the mega-warehouses of logistics giant Ozon, the Kremlin has been forced into a desperate move: relocating its critical military supply networks up to 4,500 kilometers deep into Siberia. But with a recent strike on the Omsk refinery 2,500km away, it is clear that nowhere is safe. On the front lines, the situation has devolved into pure chaos. Troops lacking basic survival gear are attempting to retreat, only to face brutal executions by their own commanders. To replace catastrophic losses of over 30,000 men per month, Moscow is now forcing university students into frontline drone operations, triggering a massive brain drain as qualified engineers flee the country. In this SITREP, we analyze the total collapse of Putin's logistical depth and the mutiny brewing in the trenches.

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🎯 Tactical Breakdown:

Loss of Strategic Depth: Ozon mega-warehouses burn, forcing a 4,500km logistical retreat to Siberia.

Nowhere is Safe: Ukrainian drones bypass defenses to strike the Omsk refinery 2,500km away.

Frontline Mutiny: Retreating soldiers face execution as basic supplies completely run out.

The Brain Drain: Kremlin forces university students into drone warfare, causing engineers to flee.

Logistical Asphyxiation: How the collapse of e-commerce networks is starving the Russian front lines.

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