Ukrainian forces push through in Kherson region, destroying russian headquarters

In the Kherson region, the Ukrainian forces struck the headquarters of the russian aggressors in the temporarily occupied village of Chervonyi Maiak: the enemy lost about 50 soldiers.

On the morning of November 10, Serhii Bratchuk, the spokesman of the Odesa military administration, reported this on Telegram.

The spokesman did not specify which weapon was used in the attack.

Bratchuk said that as of 21:00 on November 9, about half a hundred dead soldiers of the aggressor country were found under the ruins of the headquarters.

The enemy's military equipment was probably also damaged.

"The surviving equipment, which was standing near the headquarters, was dragged away, but not very far," Bratchuk wrote.

As Rubryka reported, the defenders of Ukraine have already eliminated 78,690 russian soldiers. Only on November 9, 740 occupiers were "demilitarized."

On November 9, it was reported that the russian military blew up bridges in the Kherson region (Daryivska, Novokairy, and other crossings).

On the same day, the russian side announced that its army was allegedly withdrawing from Kherson to take up the defense along the Dnieper line.

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, signed a decree on creating four military administrations in the Kherson region: Dolmativka, Hola Prystan, Kakhovka, and Khrestivka.

It was reported that in the Mykolaiv region, the Ukrainian Armed Forces finally managed to push out the enemy and take control of the city of Snihurivka. This was announced in a video by the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and in Telegram by the head of the President's Office, Andrii Yermak.

Ukrainian fighters recorded a video from Snihurivka on November 10. "On November 10, 2022, the settlement of Snihurivka was liberated by the forces of the 131st separate reconnaissance battalion," says one of the defenders in the video.

The Ukrainian flag now flies over Snihurivka. Dozens of residents applaud the fighters.

The head of Mykolaiv Regional State Administration, Vitalii Kim, also commented on the news about Snihurivka. He said they were preparing humanitarian aid for those under occupation.