Russian Front Falling Apart In Three Sections Near Kherson

The occupants are hastily retreating to Nova Kakhovka under the strikes of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian army's offensive in the Kherson direction of the front is gaining momentum as the Russians started retreating towards Kherson under the onslaught of strikes by the Ukrainian army from three sides at once, dialog.ua reported.

After days of attacks, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have taken control of Davydiv Brid, a village in Velyka Oleksandrivka district, Kherson Region, located on the eastern bank of the Ingulets river.

The key settlement for the front is under full control of the Ukrainian military, and video and photo evidence of its liberation has started to pour in. Davydiv Brid as well as Bilohorka were strong strongholds of the Russian army, which began to retreat after losses at night and continuous strikes by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Ukrainian soldiers are also now in Staroselie. Therefore, when studying the map, the general contours of the large-scale advance of the AFU, which is being carried out from at least three directions, become clear.

Aleksandr Kovalenko, a military expert and coordinator of the Information Resistance group, notes in his Telegram channel that after the liberation of Davydiv Brid, the Ukrainian army's offensive process will accelerate several times.

"Now the process of deepening to the right bank will accelerate several times. The DB has been a stumbling block to accelerate processes from the north. There is no way that the North and North-East directions can be blocked by the Russian occupying forces at the same time. The only thing left for the Russians is to flee via Nova Kakhovka or to Kherson, and from there, if not manage to make it in time, only into the format of "200th", "300th", "400th", - he noted.

Russian saboteur Igor Strelkov-Girkin also reports a difficult situation for the Russian army in two front lines, where the occupants are retreating under the onslaught of the Ukrainian armed forces.