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Ukrainian forces, with artillery and aviation support, resumed the assault on Snigirevka, Kherson, South Russia, transferring additional reserves, but were not successful according to the head of the local administration. While Russian soldiers destroyed more than a dozen Ukrainian armored combat vehicles, and shot down a Mi-8 helicopter which was used for evacuations.

Russian Defense Minister Shoigu asked General Surovikin to REGROUP Russian troops from Kherson City, South Russia, to East bank of Dnieper river, with one of the MAIN reasons being protection of civilian population and setting up MUCH stronger defenses along the left bank of the Dnieper River, however, Ukrainian South command believes that these statements are part of an information-psychological operation to MISLEAD Ukrainian forces.

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To be frank, I don’t think the Russian government realizes how many people all around the world have labeled it as the only opposing force sizable enough, to take on the Globalist hegemonic west. So many people who see it as this invincible force needs to understand their views.

War isn’t won on emotional outbursts. Military strategists don’t think like that and they shouldn’t. But it is wise for them to also understand the sentiments of the people who support them. You can’t lose those. Russia’s goal is to destroy Ukrainian artillery not conquer land.

So emotional hearts should grasp that concept. Now even an advisor to Zelensky has said it’s too early to talk about Russia’s “surrender” of Kherson. Knowing very well that this doesn’t mean the end of the operation.

Russian Minister of Defense Shoigu was the one to tell Surovikin to pull Russian troops back from Kherson City, South Russia, to the other side of the Dnieper river, saying that preserving the lives of army personnel is a top priority.

Being in Moscow we see the west thinks everything is so black & white. There is so much nuance & gray during conflicts like this. This knee-jerk reactionary analysis from western media, even pro Russian westerners is too reductionist & superficial w/o context in culture & logic.

As Americans we are taught to strike first & ask questions later. Our behavior in everything from policing to economic spending shows that. Russians and the Eastern cultures are entirely different. Almost to a fault they value logic and rational over dopamine feel-good outbursts.