Russian Troops Flee Another Frontier On Left Bank Of Dnieper Near Kherson

Before fleeing, the occupiers stole "Zhiguli" and "Moskvich" cars from the locals.

Occupiers are fleeing from the left bank of the Dnieper in Kherson region. Units of the invaders have left the village of Cossack Camps near Aleshki.

According to Petro Andryushchenko, an advisor to Mariupol city mayor, only non-systemic patrols remained in the settlement.

Before fleeing, the "second army" seized "Zhiguli", "Moskvich" and other civilian cars, which do not require much and costly maintenance, from the locals.

The village of Cossack Camps, which is about 40 kilometres southeast of Kherson, was occupied by the Russian army on April 21.

It is remarkable that while reporting on the occupation of the village, the propaganda wrote about the mounting of the Russian flag on the local administration building and the state of the memorial in honour of those killed during World War II. They did not report on the local residents or the current demolition of the village.