"The rapid Ukrainian successes have significant implications for Russia’s overall operational design," British intelligence wrote in its daily update. "The majority of the force in Ukraine is highly likely being forced to prioritise emergency defensive actions. The already limited trust deployed troops have in Russia’s senior military leadership is likely to deteriorate further."
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