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Many are now wondering what the Russian occupiers on the

right bank of the Kherson region are preparing for the Ukrainian military.

Are they really preparing escape routes, on the eve of a counterattack by the AFU, which could

start as soon as the weather is favorable, or are they luring Ukrainian troops into a trap.

That the Russians will not leave the right bank without a fight is something I assumed in my last

videos, while pointing out that it will not be a fight to the last drop of blood. It will be more

of an imitation of desperate resistance, and there are a number of facts to support this.

First of all, the removal of Russian doctors to the left bank, medical equipment,

both their own and Ukrainian, as well as the removal of all medical preparations. That is,

on the right bank, no one is preparing to treat hundreds or even thousands of wounded Russians.

Next is the evacuation of artillery. Without it, the Russians can neither advance nor defend.

Third - looting on an unprecedented scale. This was not even seen in Bucha, Borodyanka, Irpen...

Everything is looted, even the double-glazed windows!

Fourthly, the so-called "authorities" Kherson and

valuable collaborators have been removed from the city.

Fifth - they just leave their positions. And this is the most interesting and controversial.

Theories arise that this is luring Ukrainians into a trap.

The logical question in response is what kind of trap? Suppose, after 2-3 days, perhaps a week, who

knows, the AFU will enter Kiselevka, then what? Will the occupants be able to surround them? No.

Because this entrance will be carried out competently, with the coverage of

the security buffer.The Ukrainian Armed Forces in Kherson region are moving the front line.

And in such a way that the Russian occupants simply have no opportunity to make a breakthrough.

There are versions that this is a trap for Ukrainians.

The logical question in the answer - in what? Suppose, in 2-3 days, maybe a week, who knows,

the VSU will go to Kiselyovka, what next? They can be surrounded by the occupiers? No.

And sixth. The dissolution of the Russian "commandos" among

the civilians in Kherson and preparations for city battles.

Yes, this danger is very great, but there are several very significant BUTs.

First of all, there are no Russian "commandos.

There is a crowd of recruits disguised as civilians. Urban warfare is not something

that Russian soldiers can do. Mariupol, Popasna, Severodonetsk showed that.

In addition, hiding among civilians, the occupiers will not be able to use heavy

and light armored vehicles. In a town where units with urban fighting skills

are entering. In a city where the locals would gladly surrender every occupant.

So, the question arises ... is Russia really preparing a trap for the AFU?

If it does, it's more likely for its own recruits.