Picture of the 36th week of the war: turbo budget, the retreat of “Schrödinger” russians in the Kherson region and the “grain corridor”

Southern front: Kherson

there are statements about the withdrawal of russian forces from the Right Bank, the "evacuation" of civilians and property, and the transfer of the occupying "power" to the city of Skadovsk on the Left Bank of the region.

The russian flag disappeared from the building of the Kherson Regional State Administration, photos of blown-up communication towers, destroyed boats on the Dnieper, and abandoned roadblocks appeared. It is still unclear, but perhaps they wanted to transfer the barge.

However, at the same time, the creation of fortifications in the city continues, and the Russian army is saturated with mobilized soldiers. The ZSU calls all this the creation of a picture that the occupiers seem to be fleeing from the south. We will probably find out very soon what Russia is really up to. After all, Ukrainian troops are relentlessly moving forward.

Situation on occupied lands

The armed forces continue to make point impressions on the occupiers in the settlements occupied by them.

The military, FSB officers, and the occupying administration have been hit in Kherson, Melitopol, and Hola Prystan. 

The humanitarian disaster in the occupied cities of the south and Donbas is becoming deeper and larger. As there will be no heating in Mariupol in winter, only part of the 130,000-150,000 current residents have water and electricity.

Protection of borders

The saturation of the troops of the Russian Federation in Belarus continues. So, this week, the movement of personnel, MiG-31 aircraft with Kinzhal ballistic missiles from Russia was recorded. However, according to Kurylo Budanov, Ukraine's top intelligence, there is no threat of an invasion from Belarus at the current stage.

"If we talk about Russian military activity in Belarus, then the presence of the Russian military in Belarus is not that big. There are only about 4,300 military personnel. This group is very limited in heavy weapons systems and the majority – about 80% of the group – are mobilized personnel. So, summing up the above, we can say that at the current stage there is no threat of an invasion from Belarus," he said.