All language subtitles for 031-010

There’s a lot of information now on the
slowdown of the counteroffensive, that the

occupants are saturating the bridgehead, it
seems they are not going to flee anymore,

reinforcements have arrived in the form of
new recruits.

The enemy either retreats or prepares to defend
and it is difficult to understand what is

happening, but I will try.

So, currently there are about 40 battalion
tactical groups of Russian occupation troops

concentrated on the right and left banks of
the Dnieper River in the Kherson region.

This is practically comparable to the potential
of the enemy on the northern bridgehead in

February-March and the Donbass bridgehead.

Is it a lot?

Yes, a lot.

But quantity does not mean quality, which
has been proven repeatedly at the Northern

bridgehead, in the Kharkiv region, and at
the Bakhmut-Avdeev location, which the superior

enemy forces have not been able to swallow
for more than 4 months.

In addition, many of these BTGs are understaffed.

The lack of personnel was plugged partially-mobilized,
but the technique is often incomplete.

This has a very significant impact on the
quality of these units and their ability to

perform their direct functions.

In turn, up to 25 enemy BTGs are now concentrated
on the right bank.

On the one hand, they give the appearance
of strengthening the line of defense, and

on the other, they do export everything that
can be taken out, including all medical equipment.

In addition, almost all the main efforts of
the Russian engineering units are now concentrated

on the construction of defense lines on the
left bank.

While they provide the right side with manpower.

Also an important factor is the system of
supply and management of units.

Both systems on the right bank function, to
say the least, poorly.

Under constant pressure from the Ukrainian
armed forces, the occupiers are unable to

restore their functioning and fully provide
defensive actions.

It should be understood that the AFU counteroffensive
on the right bank will not follow the same

scenario as in the Kharkiv region.

It will consist of several stages, with pauses
in between.

The liberation of one location, the second,
the third, and then Kherson.

At each of these stages, the Russians will
not be able to hold back the onslaught of

the AFU for longer than within 1-2 weeks.

That is, in fact, the right bank issue can
be solved by the end of 2022 or at the beginning

of 2023.

In the case of a combined counterattack, covering
several locations at once - even faster.

It is also worth understanding that these
are all my assumptions, and that real events

could follow a different scenario.