All language subtitles for 07-11-2023hjvyuuyreeee

Throwing across the river or how the operation
of the AFU on the left bank from open data.

The offensive on the left bank of the Dnipro
continues.

Russian "war correspondents" are hysterical
about the fact that the other day the AFU

attacked the headquarters of the Russian armed
forces in the Kherson region with a missile

attack and are currently holding 3 bridgeheads
on the left bank of the Dnipro.

These are the areas of the Antonivka road
and railroad bridges and near the village

of Krynky, where it is the hottest now.

Furthermore, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are
pushing the occupiers in the vicinity of three

populated areas - Poima, Pischanivka, and
the same Krynky.

In the area of bridges and further 3-4 km
along the Dnipro and 70-80 km wide, a "sanitary

zone" was formed, which was created due to
the actions of scouts.

As experts say, on the left bank of the Dnipro
River, clay-sandy soils that hold well tracked

equipment during rains.

The Marine Corps' main task here is to secure
positions and establish crossings for the

passage of military equipment.

The tactical task is to strengthen and expand
the bridgeheads as much as possible for further

operations, as well as to push back the Russians
so that it would be more difficult for them

to shell Kherson.

Everything here depends on the decisions made
by the General Staff based on the available

forces and means.

The Russians are already traditionally trying
to hold Ukrainian troops at the expense of

manpower.

The Russian occupation group Dnepr, has 8
brigades, 17 regiments, 8 battalions and 4

units of battalion level, which include BARS
units and Storm-Z units.

Plus reserve formations that include 2 motorized
rifle regiments and 2 reserve motorized rifle

battalions.

The occupants also fear that if the AFU expand
the bridgehead and, having built crossings,

move equipment to the left bank, it will be
more difficult for the enemy to hold the advance

of the AFU towards occupied Crimea.

The distance from Krynky to the peninsula
is only 80 kilometers.

Moreover, the occupants do not have such a
system of defensive structures here, as, for

example, in the occupied part of Zaporizhzhya
region.

Moreover, this is due in part to the fact
that the Russians themselves significantly

damaged and, in some places, destroyed their
defensive lines on the left bank of the Dnipro,

undermining the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Dam.

But the Russian command is trying to compensate
for this, including by dominating the air.

Occupying aircraft constantly enter the north-west
of Crimea, from where they can launch missile

and bomb strikes on Ukrainian bridgeheads
on the left bank.

Also, we should not forget about the activity
of Russian reconnaissance and attack drones,

so when the AFU marines go beyond the bridgeheads
and enter, for example, the gray zone, it

becomes more difficult for the Ukrainian air
defense system to cover them.

This should be taken into account so as not
to fall into a dangerous euphoria.

In fact, significant events may take place
there in the future, which will affect the

future balance of power.

It is not without reason that the enemy command
promptly changed its commander of the Dnepr

group of forces responsible for this direction.

But no matter how the events in the Crimean-Tauride
area end, the Ukrainian Marines and Special

Operations Forces have already written new
chapters and provisions in the textbooks of

military art.