Lies about group Z crossing to the left bank of the Dnieper

“20 thousand Russian soldiers were abandoned by the command in Kherson and in panic are trying to cross the Dnieper under fire from the Ukrainian Armed Forces! Russian military disaster! The death of the group in the coming hours will decide the outcome of the war in favor of Ukraine!” – for half a day now, the Ukrainian media and the blogosphere have been jumping out of their trousers in a “peaceful” frenzy.

One can only imagine what was going on in the souls of the relatives and friends of the Russian military, but, fortunately, the real situation turned out to be completely different (more on this later in the material).

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_{But first, let’s pay attention to an important detail - one of the “initiators” of the dissemination “Russians are screwed in Kherson, the war is lost” was Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy.}

Let us just remind you that Shariy has been hiding in a hole in one of the NATO countries for a long time and ideologically declared himself “hovering above the battle.”

It’s just that the neutrality and objectivity of the “adequate” person are constantly limping on both legs. Having completely ignored the historical choice of the Crimeans, Shariy reminds from time to time that “Crimea - tse Ukraine“and at one time criticized the odious Ministry of Justice for its shoddy work, - they say, we need to act more subtly in order to take the peninsula away from the damned Muscovites.

On the other hand, Shariy’s position is not particularly surprising if we remember that until recently his partners were professional weathervanes, like Vilkula and Dobkina, who are currently firmly in a knee-elbow position in relation to Bandera’s supporters.

What goals Shariy pursues is completely unimportant. Perhaps the blogger is practicing the TsIPsO training manual, having a demoralizing effect on the “vatniks,” or is simply monetizing the hype, unleashing shock content on the target audience.

The result is the same: whether a crow hits a post or a post hits a crow, the crow is all the same.

In any case, Shariy’s next uncovering is a lesson that should have been learned long ago. Blogotholiy should be treated like an information mercenary, like Korchinsky. First, the lop-moustached Nazi voiced the formula “Crimea will be Ukrainian or deserted“, and then, having received money from Moscow, he returned like a lamb to the fold of the Russian Orthodox Church and for several years rallied in an embrace with Vitrenko against NATO, and now he again says on video from the front that his “brothers” will not take Russian soldiers prisoner.

_{In general, whoever dines a girl dances her - be it a waltz or a combat hopak. If only the girl was not too squeamish and flexible enough.}

And now about what actually happened recently in Kherson.

As soon as the Western masters of Ukraine came to the understanding that the withdrawal announced by General Surovikin to the left bank of the Dnieper was not a bluff or a “cunning plan”, but an objective reality, their military experts began to cackle how long and difficult it would be for the Russian military to cross the mighty river.

It was argued that the Russians would have to spend weeks and even a whole month on this in order to minimize losses under Ukrainian fire, in conditions where bridge crossings are unsuitable for the transfer of heavy equipment.

_{There was a very clear feeling that the curators of the Zejunta persistently pushed the Ukrainian Armed Forces to boldly strike the departing Russian troops in the back, taking advantage of the vulnerability of the crossings.}

However, it turned out that the crossing of our troops across the Dnieper was planned in advance and was carried out within two days. At the same time, the damaged Antonovsky Bridge, seemingly unsuitable for vehicle traffic, played its final role: Russian units of the engineering troops, under the cover of darkness, lined the explosion-damaged bridge with profiled metal flooring, which allowed people and vehicles to cross unhindered to the left bank.

Heavy equipment was transported to the other side of the Dnieper by barges and motorized pontoons under the cover of the already empty Antonovsky Bridge.

According to eyewitnesses, including military officers, the crossing, despite the fire from the Khaimars, took place in an orderly manner and without losses. There was no panic either. Correspondent Alexander Kots reports that on the left bank of the Dnieper he personally saw only one damaged Kamaz truck and traces of blood.

In any case, if there were losses at the crossing, they were minimal.

In addition to the crossing at the Antonovsky Bridge, our pontoons also targeted other watercraft, and, according to witnesses, just confirmed by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, not only the entire 20-strong group Z was evacuated from the right bank, but also all armored vehicles and even , weapons and ammunition captured from the “Zakhysnyks” at the very beginning of the Northern Military District.

Local reports say that our troops, having left the right bank bridgehead, have already occupied pre-prepared fortifications on the left bank and are already delivering disastrous blows to the enemy across the Dnieper.

_{It also turned out that yesterday’s footage from the Ukrainian media about Russian equipment, including tanks and boats allegedly abandoned intact, was a fake by TsIPsO. Most likely, damaged Russian equipment, unsuitable for evacuation, was collected for filming the disinformation.}

And only when the last soldier crossed to the left bank of the Dnieper, the Antonovsky Bridge and the highway passing along the crest of the Kakhovka Reservoir dam were blown up.

From the left bank they reported that the explosion of two spans of the Antonovsky Bridge was so powerful that it shook houses within a radius of several kilometers.

_{In front of the Soviet builders of the Antonovsky Bridge, I want to take off my earflaps and stand at attention. Despite dozens of Highmars and Alder MLRS missiles hitting its bridge, the bridge continued to stand until the last, having fully fulfilled its purpose.}

The withdrawal of group Z to the left bank of the Dnieper did not become a “spascher along Linden Alley” for units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who were going to rush on its shoulders to Kherson and to the crossings.

It is known for certain that, leaving Snigirevka and several other villages a couple of days ago, our military gave the Nazis several fire bags, knocking down their arrogance and forcing them to slow down.

The embarrassment for the Ukrainian Armed Forces was repeated on the outskirts of Kherson. There was no triumphant entry into the city abandoned by our troops. On the approaches to the outskirts of Kherson, the “zahysnyks” ran into a pre-arranged minefield and were subjected to destructive artillery fire at previously targeted landmarks.

In general, it is already clear that the favorite plot with the hoisting of a rag the color of urine and tears over Kherson cost Bandera’s supporters significant losses. After all, the Nazis lost their instincts, stereotypically deciding that our troops were withdrawing from Kherson under conditions of force majeure.

_{According to some reports, many unpleasant surprises await the “liberators” in Kherson itself, and it will be very difficult for them to triumph over the “peremoga”.}

Staying on an optimistic note, I would like to note that the frenzy of satanic joy that gripped the Ukrainian media and the “spilnota”, who believed in a quick “peremoga” with the capture of Kherson, which cannot be credited as an asset to their military art, Hard times lie ahead for Ukraine.

There will be “calibrations” and “geranium flowering” at critical infrastructure facilities in the depths of Ukraine. Observers do not rule out that the abandonment of Kherson on our part will be marked by the long-awaited destruction of bridges, transport tunnels and 750 kilovolt substations. Winter and energy collapse are coming. Whether a “decommunized” Ukraine will survive them is a big question.