General Sergei Surovikin, commander-in-chief of the Russian Joint Army, announced on November 10 that the Russian army had partially withdrawn from the right bank of Khlsong Prefecture.
According to General Surovijin, under the current circumstances, the Russian army of Khlsong cannot operate normally and the materials cannot be supplied normally. Therefore, they will be withdrawn to the other side of the Dnieper River and take defensive positions there.
General Surovijin said that this will first make it possible to save the lives of Russian soldiers and maintain the combat effectiveness of the troops group.
Currently, there are differences in opinions from Russian military experts, political analysts and journalists. Some believe that the withdrawal was a serious failure, others saw new opportunities, but almost everyone was convinced that the withdrawal from Khlsong would be a new turning point in the entire Ukrainian army.
On November 10, the Russian Command withdrew from Khlsson from 76th Airborne Division, 106th Airborne Division and some units of the 22nd Army ( Crimea ).
It is said that the retreat of the Russian army will last for several days, but it will not be soon. There are thousands of pieces of equipment and weapons on the right bank. The retreat of the Russian army is to maintain the combat effectiveness of the troops.
At present, the Russian army has strengthened mine laying on the front line and deployed cover troops. According to reports, the Russian Ministry of Defense must retain as much military equipment as possible and prevent the bridgehead from being destroyed under the attack of the Ukrainian armed forces, which is targeted to cause major losses and loss of combat effectiveness of the Russian combat corps.
Khlsong Bridgehead concentrates combat clusters of Russian airborne troops, all four divisions and all four brigades, as well as some corpses of the 22nd Army and the 49th Army. Russia strives to keep these clusters intact so that they can fight again in the future.
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