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The Russian invaders have now plunged headlong
into establishing a bridgehead near Oleshek and the surrounding area.
In fact, they are setting up the entire left bank of the Kherson region with defensive lines.
Well... The command could not think of a more foolish occupation for them.
The fact is that the occupants' presence on the right bank is comparable to a suicidal
situation for them, but on the left bank they will be in a stalemate.
After all, after the liberation of the right bank the left bank will be
like a shooting gallery for Ukrainian artillery.
Wide open spaces with scattered or compactly placed objects of the occupants.
Of course, the Russian occupants are preparing for the AFU to start forcing the Dnieper River
after the liberation of the right bank, but this will not happen. The AFU will simply
begin methodical shooting of the ROV with higher-precision and longer-range artillery.
Of course, the Russians can withdraw their positions on the left bank,
to a safer distance, but if they do so, Ukrainian army forces can
indeed force the Dnieper and lightning expand the bridgehead on the left bank.
The Russians in the near term will have nothing to do on the left bank of the Kherson
region but sit back and endure shelling. And the situation is hopeless for them.
At least until their evacuation to the temporarily occupied territory of Crimea begins.
We can also take into account the words of General
Ben Hodges on the counteroffensive of the AFU and the liberation of Crimea :
"The counteroffensive of the APU comes from the east and south, and eventually
the Ukrainian troops will come to Crimea. The Kremlin is trying to delay the inevitable,
in the hope that Western countries' own problems will influence Ukraineโs support.
When viewed from the point of view of Ukrainians, there is a left wing
counterattack that comes from the Kharkov region through the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
There is also a right wing that operates in the Kherson region."
The de-occupation of Kherson will be a major morale-boosting event for Ukraine and at the same
time a major victory on the road to Crimea. Once Kherson is de-occupied, Russian military bases in
Crimea will be within range of HIMARS missiles, which hit targets up to 80 kilometers away.
This will destroy all supply lines for Russian troops, and after the final destruction of the
Crimean bridge, all occupation army forces in Crimea will be in a huge and hopeless trap.
in my value judgment, thatโs exactly whatโs gonna happen.
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