Viktor Yagun about Kherson's withdrawal from the occupation/Collage of Channel 24
Kherson has been under Russian occupation for about 2 months now. And for his dismissal, it is necessary not only to accumulate weapons, but also to wait for the possibility of an offensive.
Major General of the SBU reserve Viktor Yagun told Channel 24 about this.
< p dir="ltr">Yagun says that this is a difficult question. In his opinion, this (the liberation of Kherson – Channel 24) will not happen until mid-summer.
weapons, but also to understand what reserves the enemy operates.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are now engaged in exhausting defensive battles. This is a deliberate tactic – attrition of an enemy who is trying to advance and thus provoking him to use more and more reserves.
When we see that the reserves in Russia are running out and the enemy will not really be able to attack anymore and will begin to “dig in” in order to stay in their positions, then we will have to think about the offensive. Viktor Yagun said.
But this is all theoretical. What will actually happen – no one knows. According to him, now we see some paradoxical things in general. For example, the head of the Nikolaev OVA said that the occupiers simply drop bombs on the fields or sometimes they fire on their own.
What is the problem for the Russians? According to Major General reserve, they don't have the funds.
“If in 2014 they had the money to promise pensions, payments or help to people, now they don't have that opportunity. And instead, to support farmers to come over to their side, they just steal grain,” he added. .
Viktor Yagun believes that the infidels in Kherson will not succeed. He says that in order to maintain their positions, they need to keep a huge amount of the so-called Russian Guard in order to at least make imitations of civilian life.
“Parade” infidels in Kherson
On May 9, the Russians staged a celebration of the propaganda “Victory Day” in Kherson. To do this, in the Park of Glory, the Russians barely gathered “extras” – people ready to raise the flags of a non-existent state and an aggressor country.
They chanted pro-Russian exclamations and carried the tricolor along with Soviet flags. There are no general shooting plans for the unfortunate parade – they are only enlarged so as not to show the real scale (and they are scanty).
In the Kherson region, events of infidels also took place. Events were held in towns and villages: rallies, flower laying, concerts. There were few local residents. The main part of the participants were the Russian military themselves.
