The Ukrainians crossed the Inhulets River again towards Andriivka, the Russians retreated and bombed. Which demonstrates that the AFU makes the same mistake over and over again.
Ka-52, Mi-28 and other aircraft take off from Crimea for strike missions against AFU troops. There are already videos of Russian heavy bombing of Ukrainian troops in the open, it is a large-scale offensive at this point by the AFU, but there is no way it can work.
Other points were north of Kherson's defensive line, but they were unsuccessful and they retreated. The Ukrainians issued a statement saying they had liberated 12 villages, but that was more than 24 hours ago and there is no video of any of them.
A Ukrainian source said the hospital in Mykolaiv would be completely overrun with wounded. It is extremely unlikely that the AFU will have any success against the VDV and Spetnaz in the region. Not because these troops are invincible or anything like that, but they are extremely mobile, they can quickly retreat into the open, drawing AFU troops into Russian artillery kill zone range without taking any damage. The AFU does not have the artillery to catch the retreating Russians, as they will already be suppressed by the huge disadvantage in the region in this regard.
Outside of having no air power to stop the attacking helis and Su-25s ending their service in the theater of operations.
It seems to me that this attack was an attempt by the AFU to draw attention from the Russians in the region who advanced in three directions from Oleksandrivka and took Blagodatnoye, practically pinning Mykolaiv, if the Russians maintain this offensive idea. The truth is that this Russian action came as a complete surprise, as no one expected it. The regions taken by the Russians still had resistance.
yeah... what a gain... Pravdyne is near Mykolaiv and I don't think the Russian where this far anyway, lol...
