AFU Launch Major Offensive In Kherson Region: Russian Forces Fleeing Like In East

The right-bank bridgehead of the occupiers has been reduced by a quarter.

Putin rushed to annex new Ukrainian territories in order to keep at least a few settlements under his control before the big counter-offensive by the AFU. The Kremlin was frightened by the loss of Kharkiv Region and realized that it could no longer drag out the process of "annexing" the territories.

The Center for Strategic Communications explained how the Ukrainian Armed Forces are liberating the south and returning peaceful life to Ukrainian territory.

"The AFU fights not by numbers like the Russian invaders, but by skill. Thanks to this, they manage to avoid heavy casualties and preserve civilian life and infrastructure in the liberated territories," the Centre reminds.

The Dnieper crossings are now under full fire control of Ukrainian artillery. The occupiers will not be able to flee across them, even if they dare to take the risk.

The right-bank bridgehead of Russian troops in Kherson Region has been reduced by a quarter in just a few days. Russian soldiers are fleeing, repeating the experience of their fellow soldiers in Kharkiv Oblast.

"No pseudo-referendums and Putin's 'decrees' will prevent the AFU from liberating their territories," the centre summed up.

Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces were moving along the eastern bank of the Ingulets and the western bank of the Dnieper River in the South Bug direction. The Kremlin has problems with "defending" Kherson.