It was clear how much General Suravikin was concerned when he suggested leaving the right bank in Kherson and moving our troops to the left bank. This was the very difficult decision that Suravikin honestly spoke about immediately after being appointed Commander of the Southern Military District. The decision is predetermined by the change in the nature of the hostilities, when the Nazi regime in Kiev is killing one thousand after another here, without regard for casualties. They throw masses of their soldiers into the meat grinder with a loss ratio of 1 to 7, 1 to 8 in our favor.

But even this proportion that has developed on the Kherson direction does not suit us. We need to preserve the most combat-ready, already battle-hardened paratroopers, who have covered themselves with military glory. Now some of them will take well-prepared positions on the left bank of the Dnieper. Others can be transferred to more northern sectors of the front where we are advancing. We will still retake Kherson. The retreat across the Dnieper is tactical in nature. It is rational, although internally we do not want to accept it. The main thing is that we preserve combat readiness and improve our logistics capabilities to supply our troops on the new front lines much easier. That's all for now. By the way, the movement of our troops to the left bank went flawlessly. We did not lose a single serviceman or a single piece of equipment during the crossing. And time is on our side.

From the air, we continue to destroy critical infrastructure that still allows the Nazi regime to move, albeit with increasing interruptions, but still use electricity and communication, heat cities, and use water supply and sewage. As the systematic destruction of Ukraine's power system progresses, all of this is already becoming a luxury. Often it is already unacceptable.

The idea is to paralyze the military machine of the Nazi regime in this way and even with such massive support of weapons and ammunition from NATO, deprive it of the ability to resist. The method works. In conditions where Kiev is plunging from one blackout to another, the Ukrainian authorities have already started talking about evacuating three million residents of the capital. Where to? No one knows. For now, everyone has been advised to go to the countryside for the winter and heat their homes with stoves. The Ukrainian banking system has been instructed to prepare to operate without electricity. They are asking to purchase a generator and fuel for a week. It looks like we will eventually go back to mechanical calculators and counting with abacus beads.

The trajectory, in any case, is clear. Simple Ukrainians certainly won't thank Zelensky and his masters. What for? By aiming at the Russians and striking the Crimean Bridge, the Nazi regime in Kiev, in the interests of America, has fought its way to plunging Ukraine into the Middle Ages. Although Russia is definitely not at war with the Ukrainian people. It's just a pity that Ukrainians have become pawns, because in the battle between the entire NATO bloc and Russia, it is our brothers who are dying. They were deceived, trained, armed, and sent into battle against their own national interests. And now they are running, so to speak, behind someone else's cart, not seeing where they got themselves into. The leader of Turkey, by the way, a NATO country, Recep Erdogan, accurately describes the proportions of what is happening.