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The offensive on Lyman has choked,
the offensive on Borova has collapsed,

the offensive on Kupiansk...
let's stop here in detail.

For the Russian command, a critical
moment has arrived – strategic reserves

are being activated in the South. It
shows that their defenses there are

cracking at the seams and the only
way out is to reduce the pressure.

To reduce the pressure, according to the enemy
command's plan, is possible by dispersing the

resource of Ukrainian defense forces from
the south to the northeast. Otherwise, the

strategic reserve of the occupants, at best, will
be enough until mid-September. Therefore, after

losing the initiative to Lyman and Borova, the
Russians will persistently push through Kupiansk.

But there is a nuance in this plan of pulling
back the resource and reducing pressure. The

same units of limited functionality are
still operating in the South, rather than

the main Ukrainian strike groups designed
to break through the main line of defense.

The conclusion is self-evident.

Meanwhile, the enemy command has started
moving units and subunits from the "newly

formed" formations and associations to the South.

And we are talking, most likely, about
the enemy's strategic reserves ... Namely,

the combined arms armies of the Central
and Southern Military Districts of Russia,

which the enemy has formed as part of his
declared increase in the size of his armed forces.

It becomes clear that the enemy has quite
actively started the deployment of the

second operational echelon of troops in
the defense zone of its group of troops

"Dnepr" .... Moreover, he has engaged a
strategic reserve for this purpose....

Such a decision of Russia's top military
command is not accidental or poorly reasoned.

It is, in fact, forced.

After all, it is obvious that strategic
reserves are put into action only in two

cases - when they are preparing
a large-scale offensive, or when

it has to be done out of "extreme necessity"
because somewhere begins to "crack and tear".

It is obvious that the Russian side obviously
cannot launch an offensive in the south,

and especially in the Kherson direction,
where the enemy is now transferring a

"fresh" motorized rifle division
from its strategic reserves....

Therefore, it is clear that this is happening
within the framework of strengthening the

defense capabilities of the Dnipro group.
But, in this regard, there is a well-reasoned

question - why exactly there and why exactly now?
Why this "fresh meat" does not go, for example,

to Tokmak, or to Berdyansk direction,
where the Ukrainian offensive is going on?

The answer is simple - because the recent events

in the Crimean-Tauride direction have
really "worried" the Russian command.

Here we need to "go into details" a bit...

The fact is that the enemy still
can not stop a number of tactical

bridgeheads of the Ukrainian defense
forces on the left bank of the Dnipro.

Yes, I was not mistaken... there is
not one, but at least 2 of them...

For example, during the previous few days, the
enemy tried at least three times to attack some

"hard-to-define" positions of the AFU west of
Kozachi Laheri settlement on the occupied bank,

and to no avail. In this regard,
I find it hard to believe that the

Russian command is so "stupid" that it
can attack someone who is not there...

Obviously, it is precisely to prevent the
Ukrainian bridgeheads from "expanding or

connecting" that these reserves are arriving...
The expansion of the Ukrainian forces' bridgehead

on the left bank of the Dnipro towards Armyansk
is a very "sensitive" nuisance for the enemy....

While writing the scenario, BILD reported that
the AFU fighters are entrenched on the left

bank of the Dnieper in the Kherson region,
to the northern border of Crimea - 83 km.

It's getting more and more interesting...