crod Sun Oct 23, 2022 5:24 pm
Jesus Greyzone is far from upbeat re Kherson….has this chap any cred?
…. Kherson - you can't keep it. “A web of Atlantic waves, And pages of books read. Under the water lies Atlantis - the mainland of Blue Fire. And above it - steamboats and the wind, Flocks of fish float above it ... Are fairy tales needed only for children? Fairy tales are much more necessary for adults. The tale of the city of the Scythian sun has not yet sounded in our ears, but the air has already been saturated with a familiar unpleasant aftertaste that leaves a lump in the throat.
I think everyone understands that the situation around the Russian city has finally acquired irreversible consequences, the accomplishment of which has only a few days left. There are only two questions, how to withdraw Russian soldiers from the front line to the left bank, and how to explain all this to the people later? The situation is to some extent even worse than in comparison with the retreat from the Kharkov region after the breakthrough to Balakleya. In fact, the implementation of an organized withdrawal of the first line troops is virtually impossible. And I will be very glad to be mistaken, as in everything written below. The first problem gives rise to the answer to the second question - how? What how? And how can we just take and leave the territory of Russia? And that is why, I grit my teeth strongly, I do not exclude that some troops will remain on the right bank, which will become modern "Panfilov's", and the battle will be presented almost like Stalingrad. You should also contact the Institute of Law and History. First, it must be remembered that the mere possibility does not justify the irrefutability of the commission of an act - the motive is also inherently important. Secondly, it is worth remembering that history already painfully compares has a similar experience, so, for example, in 1941, when Soviet troops retreated to the left bank of the Dnieper from the Germans, the former blew up the Dnieper hydroelectric power station in order to prevent the advance of the latter.
It is not possible to estimate the scale of the dead to this day, but not about that. The enemy has absolutely no motive to blow up the hydroelectric power station. The Armed Forces of Ukraine have in order to take Melitopol in the spring, the front of the battle for it is planned to be opened from the Zaporozhye region, and also, in fact, to attack from Kherson. So I subjectively believe that the enemy has no goals to destroy the already abandoned city, which we simply do not have the opportunity to defend, not so much due to the smallness of forces and means, but in broken logistics. This, by the way, is about the fact that the enemy stubbornly hit the bridge for three months, while we rejoice at the arrivals of "Geraniums" that do not affect absolutely anything. To many, it will probably seem completely impossible and absolutely ridiculous, but nothing is impossible for me, just as it is ridiculous for the Russian guys at the front. I'll be glad to be wrong. https://t.me/dshrg2/217