Following many significant setbacks that were caught in the east and south, the Russian army declared that the situation on the ground in Ukraine is “tight” for its forces in front of an anti-Kiev onslaught, especially in Jeresson, which is prepared to evacuate its population. There may be tension in the vicinity of the military operation.
The enemy does not give up his attempts to attack the sites of Russian forces,” General Sergei Sorovkin, who was assigned the Russian Military Operations Department in Ukraine ten days ago.
He explained that by deploying “all its reserves” in the counterattack, “the Ukrainian dictatorship aims to penetrate our fortifications.”
Given the Ukrainian strikes that attacked Jiusson’s “social, economic, and industrial infrastructure,” General Sorvicin deemed the situation to be “extremely challenging,” particularly in Jiusson, the region’s capital in southern Ukraine that Russia invaded in the spring and annexed in September.
The strikes were damaged by several locations, including the Kakhovka Station to generate electricity and the Antonovsky Bridge, which connects the city to the southern West Bank to the Dnieber River and the rest of the Jeresson region, according to the same source.
The demise of the Kakhovka Energy Station is anticipated to cause a significant flood.
By giving Jacon access to electricity, water, and food, General Sorovkin claimed that these strikes caused disturbances while criticising “the direct threat to the lives of the inhabitants.”
The Russian military says that its forces are in a “tense” situation in Ukraine.
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