Video: Amid Russian Retreat in Kherson Region, Ukrainian Offensive Operations Continue

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After the recent retreat of the Russian military in the Kherson region, the Armed Forces of Ukraine continued occupying the new settlements and secure their positions on the western bank along the Dnieper River and near the city of Kherson. Top Ukrainian military commanders and foreign journalists came to the city in order to cover the situation inside the city. The media continue to ignore the Ukrainian nazism and atrocities against the civilians. They are glorifying Ukrainian servicemen and activists who hunt for the alleged Russian collaborators in the recently taken settlements, as a result, innocent civilians are tortured without any trial.

Busy fighting the civilians, the Ukrainian military reportedly attempted new offensive operations in the region which however are not aimed at any military gains but are yet another media campaign. On November 11, a Ukrainian sabotage group reportedly attempted to carry out a landing operation near the village of Pokrovka located on the Kinburn spit. As a  result of the  failed operation, the Ukrainian grouping of the 73rd Gomorsk Center of Special Operations was destroyed. 4 Ukrainian small vessels and about 20 servicemen were reportedly destroyed. The reports of the military operations on the spit are yet to be officially confirmed.

The spit is located in front of Ukrainian port of Ochakov and remains under Russian control. It is very thin and neither of the warring sides can deploy heavy military equipment in the area.

So far, the Russian and Ukrainian militaries are strengthening their military positions on the banks of the Dnieper River and continue heavy artillery duels.

In the Ugledar region, Russian forces managed to take control of the village of Pavlovka located on the southern outskirts of the city and as a result cut off the road located in the area. Ukrainian units launch counter attacks near Pavlovka and Nikolskoe in an attempt to stop the advancing Russian units. So far, all Ukrainian attacks have been repelled.

The situation on the Donbass front lines has not changed in recent days. After Russian-led forces took control of the village of Opytnoe, they continue the mop up operation to the west of the settlement. Russian assault continues in Vodyanoe and Pervomaiskoe in order to surround the Ukrainian grouping in Avdeevka. In their turn, Ukrainian forces are heavily shelling the outskirts of Donetsk in an attempt to stop the Russian advance.

The Wagner fighters are advancing deep into the city of Bakhmut on the southeastern outskirts. Ukrainian forces are attempting to stop them, equipping additional strong points on the way of the offensive of the Russian forces.

To the west of Lisichansk, Russian-led forces are fighting in Belogorovka. Some of the Ukrainian units reportedly retreated to reserve positions waiting for help.

On the northern front lines of the LPR, the situation remains unchanged. The warring sides launch offensive operations but neither of them has achieved any successes.

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