Enemy troops still remain in Snigirevka
October 5, 2022
In the Nikolaev region , the Russian occupation forces begin to leave the city of Snigirevka.
This was announced by the head of the Nikolaev regional military administration Vitaly Kim during a briefing at the Ukraine Media Center .
As he stressed, according to unconfirmed reports, enemy officers left Snegirevka.
At the same time, he drew attention to the fact that enemy troops still remained in Snigirevka.
“We are waiting for this every day … unconfirmed information, I’m waiting for about an hour more: the officers left Snigirevka, but the troops are still there,” Kim added.
The offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the south
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are conducting a counter-offensive operation in the Kherson region to liberate their land from the occupying Russian army. Enemy forces are forced out of temporarily occupied positions. Previously, the village of Vysokopolie was de-occupied.
The representative of the Operational Command South, Natalya Gumenyuk, said earlier that the Armed Forces of Ukraine damaged all the bridges that the Russian troops used to supply their troops . The enemy can no longer use flyovers.
Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the President’s Office, also reported that in the Kherson region, the Ukrainian army also liberated Olgino . It is located to the north of the previously de-occupied Vysokopolye. The grouping of Russian troops on the right bank of the Dnieper was in operational encirclement.
Cockroach officers hightail it out of danger zones, leaving their men behind to cover their asses. What an undisciplined, junky “army”.
Collaborators will be following behind the officers, if not in front of them.
“We are waiting for this every day … unconfirmed information, I’m waiting for about an hour more: the officers left Snigirevka, but the troops are still there,” Kim added.
The operation to chop the orc forces into smaller chunks has started. With the limited amount of roads in Kherson, I expect the usual stampede to get away from the Ukrainian advances.