Operation Vivaldi: Drones, Ground Robots, and Ukraine's 2026 Counteroffensive North of Lyman
English | October 8, 2026 | ASIN: B0HMC6ZYJ8 | 113 pages | Epub | 434.68 KB
Russia's president announced the capture of the town of Sviatohirsk. Six days later, a Ukrainian general stood in its streets and recorded a message for Moscow.The video was the first public sign of an operation Ukraine had kept quiet for months. Since May 2026, the 3rd Army Corps had been fighting north of Lyman in Donetsk Oblast, and its commander, Brigadier General Andrii Biletskyi, was about to give the offensive a name, Vivaldi.Operation Vivaldi follows the 2026 counteroffensive from its origins to early October. It explains the Donbas fortress belt of Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka and Kostiantynivka, and why Russia tried to envelop it from two sides. It traces how a Russian salient grew north of Lyman, how a rebuilt Ukrainian corps prepared, and how strikes on fuel and command posts, electronic warfare, drones, ground robots and remote-controlled armored vehicles came together at Nove.The book also places the operation within the wider war, including long-range strikes, refinery attacks, diplomacy, sanctions, foreign aid, Russian manpower and the contest over casualty claims.Many figures come from one side, so the book separates what is documented from what is claimed and notes where independent estimates differ. The operation was unfinished when the record closes.For readers of the Russia-Ukraine war, drone warfare and modern military history, this is a clear account of a Ukrainian offensive that gained ground in a war dominated by drones, and of the questions it left open.Get your copy and read the story behind Operation Vivaldi.
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