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The AFU offensive has already begun, the defense forces have used the tactic of "pearl necklace."

The AFU headquarters systematically threads pearl after pearl, constantly creating new foci for

the enemy, a new theater of combat operations, and Russia is forced to stretch its resources.

The counter-offensive did not start as everyone expected. But it is already

underway, because the defense forces on all flanks are testing the enemy,

using a large number of equipment and forces. We can see it now from the losses

of the Russian side, which are reflected in the reports, they have almost doubled.

Now the final phase of this counter-offensive has not yet been realized.

No decisive reserves have been brought into the fight,

but the counteroffensive is already evident in many directions.

It began with the tactic of a thousand cuts, when the Ukrainians in many directions simultaneously

strained the Russian defense, looking for weaknesses in it. It repeated the

tactic used by the Ukrainian command in the liberation of the Kherson region.

First the enemy's logistics and warehouses were destroyed, and now artillery and

multiple-launch rocket systems are being hunted down. What else allows us to talk

about the beginning of a counteroffensive ? Maximum intensification of artillery fire

and large-scale use of armored vehicles in many directions and especially in the south.

In a previous video, commenting on the disaster in the Kherson region,

I pointed out that the Russian occupants did it in a panic when they carried out

a terrorist attack on the Kakhovka Power Plant. By such actions they intended to

disrupt the probable crossing of the Dnipro River by the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

For my part, I never considered the Dnieper forcing scenario to

be one of the top priorities, and not even a secondary one.

But apparently the Russian Army command reacted very painfully to the battle reconnaissance in

the south, in the Zaporizhzhya region, and with cries of "THEY ARE COMING!" they blew up the dam.

It seems that their plan was not only to prevent a hypothetical crossing of the Dnipro.

Now the south of Ukraine is being engulfed by a wave of humanitarian disaster unprecedented in the

history of modern wars and conflicts. Destruction, refugees, collapse of transport links, and so on.

All these are colossal humanitarian and not only

humanitarian problems that Ukraine will have to deal with in the near future.

And I do not rule out that the intention of the occupants was not just to disrupt the forcing,

but to disrupt the entire counterattack by creating a large-scale humanitarian disaster.

After all, unlike Russia, in Ukraine humanitarian issues are dealt with much more effectively.

It is in Russia that the residents of Shebekino are left to their fate,

forgetting about the existence of such a village at all. And it was precisely by

the catastrophe that the occupiers decided to delay the advance of Ukrainian forces.

Except that by committing such a monstrous crime,

comparable to the use of weapons of mass destruction, they had no effect on the

preparation and conduct of the Ukrainian offensive, but only showed the whole world

that the issue with manic Russia should be resolved as quickly and as harshly as possible.

This is how people in Russian-occupied territories sit on their roofs, water in their houses under

the ceiling. There is no communication with many people, when the water comes off,

there will be many dead. The occupants do nothing to evacuate anyone, moreover, they forbid people

to leave and take away boats. As it usually happens, one crime leads to a chain of others.