AFU Break Through To Oleshki On Left Bank Of Dnipro

A full-fledged bridgehead is being created.

Yesterday, 25 June, many Russian media began reporting that Ukrainian forces had landed near the Antonovsky Bridge and were fighting the Russian occupiers.

On the same day, the first footage appeared on the Internet. It confirmed the words of the propaganda channels, Dialog reported.

The footage shows the Antonovsky Bridge, the left bank of the Kherson region and boats with Ukrainian defenders. Another video shows the entrance to the Oleshki area and a roadblock of the occupiers. An enemy APC fights its way to the roadblock to pick up the remains of the occupiers.

The footage shows the dead bodies among them. Some Russian military bloggers claim that the Ukrainian paratroopers have managed to fortify positions in the Dacha area. It is too difficult for enemy artillery to fire on this area.

ISW analysts have not yet found any visual confirmation of fighting in the area of the Antonivsky Bridge. Experts also dare not predict a possible AFU counterattack from the right bank of the Kherson region.

Meanwhile, the enemy conducted another unsuccessful attack on the AFU positions near Ugledar in the direction of Zaporizhia. The Ukrainian AFU General Staff said that on 25 June Putin's army tried to regain control of its lost positions near Novovodarivka. Russian blogs claim that the AFU has made gains near Rivnepole and Priyutne.

Propagandists continue to claim that Pyatikhatki is in the "grey zone". At the same time, ISW analysts have found no evidence that the AFU does not control this populated area. In the Rabotino area, the Ukrainian defenders are facing the occupiers of the 291st motorised rifle regiment.