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The Ukrainian military took back control of Kherson, which had been occupied by the Russians
for nearly nine months.
Many were astonished by the lightning speed with which this happened, because after the
Russians announced the withdrawal of troops under the guise of "saving the lives of personnel,"
only a few days had passed.
In my opinion, the liberation of Kherson should have taken place in late November or early
December.
But one should not regard the current events in Kherson as something too quick, because
the Armed Forces of Ukraine had been working on it since the spring.
The liberation of the right-bank part of Kherson region took place in several stages.Let me
remind you that the first stage was the liberation of a number of settlements in Kherson oblast
in the spring, which allowed the Ukrainian side to significantly increase its firepower
on enemy positions, in particular on its facilities on the right bank.
In fact, this operation, which lasted several months, ended with the Russians finally realizing
that they could no longer hold this territory, and they would either be completely destroyed
or have to flee.
Although this was clear back in July - already then it was seen that the conditions that
are developing in this area will not allow the Russians to use their resource.
Even if it prevails quantitatively over AFU.
This is what actually happened, but it took the Russians too long to realize this.
And the current advance of the AFU and the liberation of the right bank is now taking
place because the occupiers have been making a chaotic, panicked escape, realizing that
any line of defense here will no longer help them.
The cleansing of Kherson of saboteurs and those occupants still left there may take
up to one week.
But we must understand that in Kherson and on the right bank of the Kherson region as
a whole there are a large number of objects mined by the occupants.
If we talk about the territory on the right bank, the mopping-up will last at least until
the end of November, because it is the chaotic flight of the occupants that makes it impossible
to do it faster.
Because now the occupants, who did not even know they had to flee and continued to be
in their positions, are scattered along the right bank and are trying to escape by hiding
and changing into civilian clothes.
But they no longer have the military potential to pose a threat to the AFU as a single powerful
element.
As a diversion group, yes, but nothing more.
The fall campaign is effectively over, but ahead of us awaits the winter campaign to
liberate Ukraine from the Russian occupiers.
And it will be even more difficult for them.
Let's continue to watch the liberation together.
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