Russia had 1000's of troops in Kherson.
Surrounded by Ukranian troops.
Nato assumed it was going to take weeks for the Russians to retreat.
But they did it in a few days, with no casualities.
As Russia set up on the opposite river bank, they blew up all bridges to halt any Ukranian advance.
https://southfront.org/satellite-imagery-shows-bridges-in-kherson-region-destroyed/
Now Russia is digging trenches in North Crimea.
I read somewhere that the The Dnieper or Dnipro river was a long time ago agreed to be the boundry between Russia and Europe. Maybe now, that might be the new game plan??
Russia had 1000's of troops in Kherson.
Surrounded by Ukranian troops.
Nato assumed it was going to take weeks for the Russians to retreat.
But they did it in a few days, with no casualities.
As Russia set up on the opposite river bank, they blew up all bridges to halt any Ukranian advance.
https://southfront.org/satellite-imagery-shows-bridges-in-kherson-region-destroyed/
Now Russia is digging trenches in North Crimea.
https://archive.ph/TqkJy
I read somewhere that the The Dnieper or Dnipro river was a long time ago agreed to be the boundry between Russia and Europe. Maybe now, that might be the new game plan??
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