Paradox: Three Factors Indicating Russian Army's Escape From Kherson

At that, the command is transferring unprepared mobilized men to the right bank of the Dnipro River.

Military expert Oleksandr Kovalenko decided to express his opinion about the situation around Kherson itself and the entire right-bank part of the Kherson region. On the one hand, the enemy hastily evacuates all the occupying power. On the other hand, they continue to transfer the mobilized to the right bank.

In a live broadcast on FreeDOM TV channel, Kovalenko called this situation a paradox, as well as voiced three factors of the occupants' behavior.

He says there is almost no medical staff on the right bank. It means that there will be no one and nowhere to operate on and treat the wounded Russian servicemen.

The enemy withdraws some of its artillery from the right bank. It will be difficult for the remaining troops to hold the line without it. The Russian military command begins, as a matter of urgency, to pull back all communications on the right bank.

All these three factors indicate that Russian troops will not be able to conduct a full-fledged defense. Despite this fact, the Russian military command is replenishing platoons, battalions and detachments with newly mobilized men.

Elite units, such as paratroopers and marines, have been redeployed to the left bank. It is possible that the main task of those remaining forces is not fierce resistance but an attempt to put the brakes on the AFU counter-offensive.

The Kremlin is also already preparing "manuals" for the media on how to cover the events on the right bank of the Kherson region.