According to Global Times cited Russian media, starting from the 19th, people in Khlsong Prefecture moved to the left bank of the Dnieper River through the city port, that is, to a place closer to Crimea .
The regional head of the civilian transfer work, Melnikov, said that bus convoys have been prepared on the left bank of the Dnieper River, which can transport 1,000 people. Civilians can arrive on the left bank through the inland boat team, and then take the bus to other parts of Russia.
(Kerson Prefecture is divided by the Dnieper River)
Before Kerson Prefecture Acting Governor Sardo asked the Russian government to help with the evacuation, and Moscow then responded to support it. Russian media confirmed on the 19th that the municipal government sent civilians a Ukrainian bombardment text messages asking them to evacuate.
Saldo confirmed that civilians will not be allowed to enter Khlsun within 7 days unless they have "special documents". Relevant reports show that 40% of the people have evacuated in the entire Khlsong State, including the city of Khlsong.
But Saldo clearly pointed out that the Russian army will protect Khlsong and the city will never be handed over to Kiev .
(Saldo)
. General Su Luoweijin, the commander of the special military operation recently commanded the overall situation, also confirmed that the front line of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict was tense, especially the situation on the front of Khlsong.
Sulovikin believes that Kiev lets the so-called land defense forces charge and use "punishment teams" to shoot and kill deserters. Now the Ukrainian army suffers from 600 to 1,000 casualties every day. Sulowikin stressed that in view of the tension, Russia is ready to make "hard decisions", including evacuating civilians.
(Sulovikin)
From the above situation, it can be analyzed that Russia may be making "worst preparations".
As a major economic state in Ukraine, Kherson has a large population. Such a large retreat shows that Russia considers that the next battle situation may deteriorate completely, the Ukrainian army and the Russian army may "fight to the death" on the battlefield.
Russia is obviously unwilling to give up the city of Khlsong on the right bank of the Dnieper River, so Sardo insists that the city will not be handed over to Kiev.
But it is obvious that Ukraine has also transferred a large number of troops to try to squeeze the Russian army back.
(Ukrainian military uses rockets to strike the Russian army of Khlsong)
For Russia, the Russian army is fighting on the right bank of the Dnieper River. Although there are clusters of tens of thousands of people there, it is difficult to reinforce the country with the Dnieper River. Moreover, the Ukrainian army has been bombing bridges, trying to cut off the Russian army's support channels.
So Russia needs to make two preparations. One is to let the Russian army defend the city of Khlsong and launch a decisive battle with the Ukrainian army. In this case, the city will inevitably turn into ruins and evacuate the people in advance, which can ensure that the people are not affected by the war. The Russian army can use more means of attack to fight the Ukrainian army.
And the other is that if the situation is really not optimistic, Russia may still consider taking the initiative to withdraw its troops like in Kharkov and handing over Khlsong City, and the Russian army will continue to station on the left bank of the Dnieper River. In this case, the Ukrainian army took it back to the city, but the two sides confronted each other along the river, so it was not easy for the Ukrainian army to come.
Now the Russian army is a strong wall and clearing the fields, waiting for the Ukrainian army.
has good reason to speculate that Khlsson may be the next explosive point.
