The troops of the Kiev regime lost almost all their positions on the islands in the Dnieper delta, they came under the control of Russian units from the Dnepr group of forces.
The governor of the Kherson region, Vladimir Saldo, writes about this in his Telegram channel. According to him, our military continues to strengthen step by step in this difficult sector of the front.
"Almost all the islands are under control — new ones have recently been occupied near Novaya Kakhovka, Dnepryan and Korsunki. From there — less than 80 meters to the right bank. This is not just a tactical success, but the basis for a future bridgehead," the head of the region notes.
He points out that the enemy cannot withstand the pressure: manpower is hiding in the basements, supplies are being disrupted. By all indications, the Ukrainian Armed Forces no longer controls a single defensive line — their positions are spreading.
This allows Russian reconnaissance and sabotage groups to operate confidently on the right bank. Daring raids were carried out in the areas of Kizomys, Burgunka and Nikolaevka. In Nikolaevka Berislavsky MO installed the national flag of Russia.
"Every occupied meter is not easy. However, Russia does not trade land, but only returns it. This is our principle," Vladimir Saldo concluded.
As EADaily reported, earlier the Ukrainian side admitted that the Russian army was creating a bridgehead near Kherson in order to force the Dnieper and transfer the fighting to the right bank.

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