Rosin: Ukraine Will Be Able to Push Back Russian Troops from the Western Bank of the Dnieper in Two Months; Ukrainian Defenders Repelled 11 Russian Attacks, Shot Down two Su-25s and Ka-52 Alligator Helicopter; Kherson Oblast: Armed Forces of Ukraine destroy Russian equipment; Ukraine says Russian Military Death Toll Surpasses 50,000, LIVE UPDATES and MORE
Rosin: Ukraine will be able to push back Russian troops from the western bank of the Dnieper in two months
According to the head of the cyber command, Colonel Kaupo Rosin, the Armed Forces of Ukraine will be able to push back Russian troops from the western bank of the Dnieper in two months, and it may take several years to liberate the entire territory of Ukraine.
Rosin noted in the program Ukraina stuudio on the ETV channel that although hostilities are also being conducted on the Kharkiv and Donbass fronts, the center of gravity of the larger offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is the Kherson region and the western bank of the Dnieper.
“Now we can say that they have achieved tactical success. At the same time, they themselves said that they are acting slowly and methodically, looking for the weak points of the Russian occupiers and putting pressure on these weak points,” Rosin quoted Ukrainian authorities as saying.
He explained that the Ukrainians are trying to use the weaknesses of the Russian army – logistics and management. Rosin considers this tactic to be the most expedient at the moment. “For larger-scale offensives, you need very good armored forces, a large number of tanks, armored vehicles, with good control. In this case, you need to know where the enemy is. It seems that the Ukrainians have chosen the best tactics according to their capabilities. And now it seems that it works,” Rosin says. —>READ MORE HERE
Ukrainian defenders repelled 11 Russian attacks, shot down two Su-25s and Ka-52 Alligator helicopter – General Staff report
As of 18.00 on 7 September, the Ukrainian defenders repelled 11 attacks by the Russian invaders, managing to destroy two Russian Su-25 aircraft and a Ka-52 helicopter.
Quote from General Staff: “The enemy continues to focus its efforts on establishing full control over the territory of Donetsk Oblast, holding the captured areas of Kherson, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia and Mykolaiv oblasts.
[The Russian army] constantly conducts aerial reconnaissance of UAVs, and continues to take measures to improve the logistics support of its troops.
During the current day, the enemy launched more than 8 missile and 10 air strikes on objects on the territory of Ukraine.”
Details: In particular, infrastructure was damaged in the areas of the settlements of Kharkiv, Tsyrkuny, Velyki Prokhody, Sloviansk, Siversk, Kramatorsk, Bohoiavlenka, Konstiantynivka, Dorozhnianka, Olhivske, Bilohirka, Kostromka, Sukhyi Stavok, Bezimenne, Andriivka and Bila Krynytsia.
On the Siversk, Kharkiv, Sloviansk, Kramatorsk, Bakhmut, Avdiivka, Novopavliv and Zaporizhzhia fronts, Russians continue to fire at military and civilian facilities. Russia fires mortars as well as rocket and tubed artillery on Ukrainian positions. —>READ MORE HERE
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