OP2405-31-6A After Action Report

OP2405-31-6A After Action report (Written by Google Gemini)

After Action Report (AAR).
Operation: Disrupt Separatist Activity - Sevastianovo.

Unit: 2nd Battalion, Chernaurus 17th Separate Light Rifle Brigade.

Date: OP2405-31-6A.

1. Situation.

Enemy: Separatist force with suspected high-value targets (HVTs) and a possible mortar battery, located near Sevastianovo.
Friendly: Task Force consisting of three rifle squads (dismounted), two BRDM scout cars, two BRDM-AT vehicles, two Su-25 fighters, and one Mi-24 gunship.
Terrain: Wooded area with a bunker complex.
2. Mission.

Conduct a hasty attack to disrupt separatist activity and capture potential HVTs.
3. Execution.

Based on a warning order, a task force was assembled and deployed to the vicinity of Sevastianovo.
Artillery prepped the area with smoke for concealment before the ground assault began. Simultaneously, counter-battery fire eliminated a suspected enemy mortar threat.
Three rifle squads dismounted and conducted a wide-front assault on the enemy position.
Command element encountered unexpected resistance from Wagner Group operators and Russian Naval Infantry special forces protecting the HVTs within the bunker complex.
The commander successfully neutralized both HVTs, secured sensitive documents and a cell phone from their persons.
After achieving the mission objective, the task force received orders to withdraw.
4. Sustainment.

Logistics provided adequate support for the operation.
5. Command and Control.

Effective communication facilitated swift assembly and deployment of the task force.
Timely artillery fire suppressed enemy threats and masked friendly movement.
Decisive action by the commander neutralized the HVTs and secured vital intelligence.
6. Intelligence.

Warning order provided accurate information regarding enemy location and potential mortar threat.
Post-mission analysis revealed the operation was a diversion for a separate enemy objective at Veremeevo.
7. Casualties.

Friendly: None.
Enemy: Two technical vehicles destroyed.
8. Lessons Learned.

The enemy's use of Wagner Group and Russian special forces highlights the potential for escalation in regional conflicts.
The importance of adapting to unexpected situations and demonstrating decisive leadership at the tactical level.
The effectiveness of combined arms tactics involving artillery, air support, and ground forces.
Continued vigilance is required to anticipate and counter enemy deception tactics.
9. Recommendation.

Increase intelligence gathering efforts to identify the full scope of enemy operations and prevent future diversions.
Adapt training scenarios to include encounters with non-conventional enemy forces.
Refine communication protocols to ensure rapid dissemination of updated intelligence throughout the chain of command.
10. Appendix.

A detailed list of captured documents and the seized cell phone should be attached for further exploitation by intelligence specialists.
11. Distribution.

Battalion Commander.
Intelligence Staff Officer.
Operations Staff Officer.
Note: This report is based on the information provided and may require further updates if additional details become available.

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