All language subtitles for 07-09-2023tyftydfue

A real drama is unfolding among the occupants
around the fate of the village of Robotyne. The

occupants are still dreaming of its return, to the
point that they almost refer it to the gray zone.

Although some collaborators themselves
recognize "tactical abandonment of the village".

Yesterday the gauleiter of the occupied part
of Zaporizhzhya region said in the morning

that Russian troops did leave the village, but
it was not because they were killed or forced

to flee. But because they withdrew to neighboring
heights and now occupy more convenient positions.

During the liberation of the right bank
of the Dnieper from the occupants there

were also similar statements, do you remember?

But this afternoon the Russian Ministry
of Attack refuted this slander!

They say that everything is normal and
Russia continues to control Robotyne.

The thing is, they attempted a
counterattack south of the village,

assembling quite a combat-capable flock.

The Ukrainian liberation forces were well-prepared
for this twist of fate, so they overwhelmed the

enemy up to their ears and didn't give them a
chance to reclaim the newly liberated positions.

But it was earlier, because Robotyne has already
been completely liberated more than a week ago,

since August 28, and there are no Russians there.
And as the enemy suffered losses and withdrew,

the Ukrainian forces managed to advance a little
more towards Novoprokopivka. The AFU went on the

flanks, expanding the zone of control in the
place of the Russian defense breakthrough.

Therefore, they can only dream about Robotyne,

and think how to plug holes in the
defense at the junctions of units.

When the AFU will take the first photos from
the Sea of Azov (I don't know when that will be,

but it will be), the Russians will still be
arguing about Robotyne. And that's great.

In the meantime, they suffer from
phantom pains over the lost key areas,

intelligence reports that they
have not yet seen any signs of

the occupants' preparation for winter
and attributes this to two factors.

The logistics of the Russian armed
forces are now so overloaded that

they simply do not have the capacity
to divert it to anything other than

the current supply of essentials
to the troops on the front lines.

It is also possible that the occupiers
themselves have no idea yet where they

will hold their ground by winter, so they
are in no hurry to prepare their positions.

There are also reports that the occupants have
begun to remove equipment from the forging and

stamping plant in Tokmak, fearing the imminent
surrender of the city. Representatives of the

occupation authorities have developed plans
to remove other valuables from the city.

It is also already known that the AFU has cut
into what is called the first line of defense

in the Verbove region. Work is underway
to deepen and expand this "breakthrough".

At the same time, it is also known that
the Russians have thrown paratroopers

into this area, but not to the place
of the breakthrough, but to the flanks.

If you open the "book" and read
what their military science says,

I am almost certain that in such cases it
requires to attack the flanks of the AFU

in this zone of wedging, surround
and destroy the advanced units of

the Ukrainian troops and eliminate the
breakthrough. Decisively and quickly.

Russian propaganda immediately began
to spin the theme that the Russians

are preparing a cauldron for the AFU in
this place. They say they have moved away

from the village of Robotyne to lure
the forces of the AFU into a trap.

Have you noticed how beautifully the legend
of the escape has changed? I have a question,

why does propaganda announce to the opponent
what Russia is going to do on the battlefield?

Obviously, it is part of
another psychological game.

For example, in order to force to throw
on the flanks those reserves of the AFU

that can be thrown to widen and deepen
the breakthrough. And the paratroopers

on the flanks are to convince everyone that the
threat of flank attacks and encirclement is real.

Does the Russian command seriously
think that it can pile meat on the

offensive of the AFU without
having the technical component

for this purpose? Or will they risk
removing equipment from key points?