Russian troops have opened a coordinated assault across the full length of the Zaporizhzhia front in southeastern Ukraine, according to the commander of Ukraine’s 65th Separate Mechanized Brigade. Ukrainian field reports describe small Russian assault groups probing defensive lines in multiple sectors simultaneously. Kyiv says Moscow’s immediate objectives are to seize the towns of Orikhiv and Kamyanske, advance toward Komyshuvakha, and cut the vital Mariupol highway that underpins logistical support to Ukrainian forces defending Donetsk. The push marks the first time in three years that Russian forces have attacked the entire Zaporizhzhia line at once, signaling an escalation in the Kremlin’s summer offensive.