60-70% of enemy assault groups fail to return from Krynky in Kherson region
Photo: Spokesperson of the Defense Forces of Southern Ukraine Natalia Humeniuk (Getty Images)
60-70% of enemy assault groups do not return from Krynky on the left bank of the Kherson region. The Russians are forced to bring resources from the rear, reports the spokesperson for the Southern Defense Forces of Ukraine, Natalia Humeniuk.
"If the entire situation is arranged on the Zaporizhzhia direction - from the landscape to the concentration of troops to regularly conduct assaults. But on the Kherson direction, where in the area of Krynky the enemy has been unsuccessfully trying to dislodge ours (military personnel, - ed.) from the stronghold for many months, there is a complex situation for them (Russians, - ed.) with forming assault units," she explained.
As Humeniuk pointed out, the occupiers are forced to bring resources from deep rear areas, from the third line of defense. According to her, about 60-70% of the enemy's assault groups do not return from Krynky.
"Such serious losses for the enemy are not only about the actual destruction of personnel but also significant demoralization on a moral-psychological level every time," the spokeswoman added.
Situation on the left bank of the Kherson region
In the autumn of 2023, it became known that our soldiers were consolidating on the left bank of the Dniper in Kherson region, in particular, on the stronghold in the area of the settlement of Krynky.
On February 6, the DeepState service released a video showing Ukrainian defenders raising a flag in Krynky on the left bank of the Kherson region.
Also, at the end of February, the Defense Forces struck a blow to the Russian military polygon on the left bank of the Kherson region. About 60 occupiers were destroyed.
