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i mean, kherson west thinks, who knows where is, the city of kherson and who is not, but everyone comments on the withdrawal of russian troops to the left bank. defender of the russian language means enemy of the people. and while politics, they say, the inhabitants are freezing, greece belgium france protests everywhere against the backdrop of problems in the economy. is there a chance to get through to the authorities and wonder a daring story from domodedovo airport where overflying passengers were robbed of 4 million dollars about how they were met not with flowers, but with machine guns. the security of the army in accordance with the real state of affairs and to do this before monday november 14 is one of the instructions of vladimir putin to the government following a meeting with the coordinating council, where they discussed the needs of the russian armed forces, the president also demanded to master the rapid exchange of information between units at the forefront and manufacturers weapons. determine the amount of additional support for the regions. among them, an average level of

kherson is located on the west bank of the dnieper, where the russians deployed a powerful front there are very few bridges against ukrainian settlements across the dnieper, and the ukrainians tried to damage them but not destroy them completely, well, this is the case with the antonov bridge, for example, in order to complicate the movement of heavy weapons and troops, the russians had to use temporary barge crossings to it took a long time, almost two months, where the ukrainians tried break through to the south they met stiff resistance but it seems the russians ultimately failed to get kherson and now we can see what we used to see in the north country when in september ukraine regained a significant part of the territory captured by the russians. we saw footage of ukrainian soldiers entering villages and raising ukrainian flags again. this definitely raised the morale of the troops and ukrainians and caused satisfaction in kyiv. but whether this reflects the true state of affairs in the advance in the south will be known later, when the ukrainian troops consolidate and the russian

the decision of russia to withdraw troops to the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region has puzzled the weste journalist, the expert, is wondering how to understand this, they are trying to present it as a defeat, but is it really in fact, the know-how of gas production, the first power unit in russia for offshore gas production platforms, is undergoing factory tests, what kind of installation is it, where they plan to use it dollars were stolen from passengers in domodedovo everything was like in a movie people with machine guns attacked passengers from bishkek were taken away they have bags of money and the robbers fled. still looking for details in the duty section of the news. we continue with the facts russian military repelled the attacks of the armed forces in three directions at once, this was announced today in ministry of defense. the department also spoke about the work of volunteers from primorye just today the third group of the tiger detachment went from the regions to the special operation zone and coherently lure out the ukrainian sniper in the old proven way. and instant ret

operational services are working on the spot margarita semenyuk alexander botkin vesti, kherson region. the westd to politicize the final declaration at the g20 summit, adding there the idea that supposedly many countries condemned russia, but moscow clearly indicated that there are other points of view, sergei lavrov said today after the main meeting and bilateral meetings on the sidelines of the g20 about the results dmitry melnikov work on the final declaration of the g20 summit is actually completed, it will be adopted tomorrow after the last final meeting from russia the minister of finance, anton siluanov, will take part in this, in addition to the topics of food, energy and others, one of the key topics and the initial stumbling block was the west's attempt to politicize the draft final document. that is, in fact, disrupt the adoption of the declaration and unilaterally judge russia on behalf of the entire g20. including, no matter how paradoxical it may sound on behalf of russia itself, according to lavrov, russia insisted that the document would record the existence of disagreements and

calm, another supporter of the kremlin is still confident in the victory of west jowl, the withdrawal of our troops from kherson although many in the west would like to perceive it as a defeat, but it is not so because sometimes you need to take a step back to make 10 forwards nevertheless one gets the impression that putin is trying to distance himself from what many consider a failure while the retreat is announced on television putin visits a brain research center he thought his military operation in ukraine would last days, not months, but things did not go according to plan, so his goals in this war are growing are more incomprehensible, and since the kremlin convinced that occupied kherson is forever russian, this retreat is a blow to moscow, your faster retreat of russia from kherson is dangerous for putin himself, this will be able to change the attitude of russians and not just the population towards him the elites of a close circle of people in power who for years considered putin a great strategist and a winner but now there is less and what is the mood on the streets of course we will win this war t

the strikes come after russian forces retreated from kherson, and the west bank of the dnipro river lasts a major win for ukraine. let's get this report from our international editor jeremy bowen, who's in odesa in southern ukraine. in the hours after the missiles hit, it wasn't clear whether the deadly events just inside the polish border were a deliberate attack or something else. perhaps a targeting error or a missile malfunction. russian's defence ministry denied any involvement, calling it a deliberate provocation aimed at escalation. poland's national security council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlantic treaty says an attack on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has just finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke article 4. it follows a day of missile attacks on ukraine, one of the biggest since the war be

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the strikes follow russia's retreat from kherson and the west bank of the dnipro river last week.we'll be hearing from our correspondent in russia, plus we'll hear how this is playing out at the 620 summit here in bali. we start with this report by our international editorjeremy bowen, who's in 0desa in southern ukraine. in the hours after the missiles hit, it wasn't clear whether the deadly events just inside the polish border were a deliberate attack or something else. perhaps a targeting error or a missile malfunction. russian�*s defence ministry denied any involvement, calling it a deliberate provocation aimed at escalation. poland's national security council went into emergency session. the poles are coordinating with nato. working out exactly what happened is vital. the north atlantic treaty says an attack on one member is an attack on the whole alliance. translation: because of the seriousness of the situation i that we're dealing with, the president has finished a conversation with the nato secretary—general. we are verifying the circumstances under which we might invoke a

russia's decision to withdraw troops to the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region has puzzled the westdespite attempts by some foreign media to present it as a defeat , most experts agree that military tactics cannot be treated so simply. tried and in the priceless airtime prime time they singled out for nothing, after all, that in the usa the kherson elections are more important and the map of ukraine painted in alarming red was also shown to the viewer through the mouth of the host john dickerson. with all their might, they hinted to the guest they say we want to hear about the failure of the russians. is it really incomprehensible only that the analyst george bibi turned out to be unyielding and it doesn’t allow him to celebrate the victory on the dnieper. we understand how well they can play russian defense and now they are actually burrowing into the ground in ukraine, building fortifications to prevent ukrainians to advance. further they sent a much larger force of kenya to the point of contact and built many fortifications. i don't think it says that they are in danger of losing

in fact they are even more fortifying the territories in the north of luhansk or in the in the west of kherson contrary, it is already occupied by more such huts, but if you do something - it is logical on their part - in principle, it goes with the strategy that they are now allowed to do, well, in parallel with the terror of ukrainian civilian objects by soviet missiles and drones, that's why we i think that we will also use this strategy precisely based on that, and i also see that now there are much more casualties on the russian side, much more losses on the russian side, and this is actually a very clear evidence of their transition to the final transition from the quality to the quantity, yes, officials die , uh, it’s just on an industrial scale, ours joke that almost a thousand people die in one day, it’s because the day is an hour longer, uh, but that’s the way it is, they just understand for these why bulls for a long time class class from the lookout over and which stretches from bakhmut and straight there to the ughledar , it is clear that they are trying to storm under bakhmut and

hostilities on november 8, in anticipation of the return of kherson already several weeks after the rapid breakthrough of our army in the north-west the kherson region, there is relative calm at the front while the general staff is preparing a new operation, what is happening in the enemy camp, are the russians fleeing or preparing a trap for our soldiers, mass looting and the sinking of small watercraft demonstrates that the russians do not plan to return to kherson when the trouble finally escapes from it, because together with property, the rashists are trying to forcefully deport people, now there are approximately 100,000 ukrainians left on the right bank from the pre-war population of more than 500,000, the enemy will not hold on to kherson until the latter is indicated by the fact that following the artillery to the left bank of the dnieper, the occupiers also threw medics and signalmen, at the same time, on the right bank , the largest concentration of paratroopers remained in this war, and also new troops are arriving, the enemy is trying to counterattack in the area of ​​david's ford, in addition to the existing front li

see that in fact they are not even fortifying the territories in the north of luhansk or in the west of khersont on the contrary, they are already so sheltered it is occupied in its own right, but if you do something - it is logical from their side - it is, in principle, the only strategy that is allowed to them now, well , in parallel with the terror of ukrainian civilian objects by iranian missiles and drones, that's why we i i think that we are also building a strategy based on that, and i also see that now there are much more casualties on the russian side, much more losses on the russian side, eh, actually, this is a very clear evidence of their transition to the final transition from quality to quantity, yes? mob people are dying eh just on an industrial scale ours are joking what why almost a thousand dead one day is because the day is an hour longer eh but that’s how it is now they just understand the life of these why bits to stretch time with this in mind let’s see on this rather wide front line, which stretches from bahmut and right there to ugledar , it is clear that they are trying

agency, according to his words russia has approximately 40,000 troops in the kherson region, in particular, and on the westnieper, despite the announcement of a retreat, various experts assume that the withdrawal of parts of russia can strengthen its units in the occupied territories of the zaporizhia region. we should see the real movement of units or platoons in the kherson region and according to our intelligence they did not start their real movement, for example, from kherson and we see them in the city and around the city and on the west bank of the dnieper as well , and we know that they have all kinds of military groups anti-aircraft missile systems air defense missiles armored personnel carriers artillery and small arms ukraine receives all this as part of the new aid package from the pentagon, the asking price is 400 million dollars, as stated in the ministry of defense, kyiv can count on hok wall complexes and ammunition for heimers and also on specialized optics explosive equipment and winter equipment in general since the beginning of joe biden's presidential term ukraine has received more tha

moscow said it's retreating from kherson, on the west bank of the dnieper river, as ukrainian forces area. russian state tv broadcast the decision in a conversation between its top general in ukraine and the defense minister. >> kherson and nearby settlements cannot be properly supplied or function. people's lives are in constant danger. the enemy is firing present, all those who wanted to, more than 115,000 people have left this area. stephanie: officials in kyiv suggested any russian retreat could actually be a trap to lure in ukrainian forces. in russia, lawyers for american -- a federal jury indicted a suspect accused in the hammer attack on paul pelosi. he was indicted for attempted kidnapping and assault. he faces state charges of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. in russia, lawyers for american basketball player brittney griner say she's been sent to a penal colony to serve a 9-year sentence for drug possession. they say they don't know the exact location of the prison. griner is facing a 9-year sentence, but president biden said today he hopes the russians wi

to take the troops to the left bank, not the rights of the kherson region puzzled. journalist west.rstand this, they are trying to present it as a defeat, but is it really so?

that is after moscow ordered its forces to withdraw from the strategic city of kherson and other areas westking for -- ukrainian forces have been advancing from multiple directions, officials are skeptical that russia will really give up so easily. vladimir zelenskyy says russia could be making a strategic move to regroup forces and still expects a battle for her son. here's what he told cnn's christiane amanpour in an exclusive interview. >> so, they're ready to defend this, region and they are not ready to leave this city. the fact that they are in these homes means that they are seriously preparing. but, we are also seriously prepared for these developments. but, we are not considering this as just one single operation we have a strategy, and different directions. and you can see kristen amanpour's full exclusive interview with is orlanski on her program on thursday at six in london, 8 pm in kyiv right here on cnn. now, some abdelaziz joins me live from kyiv with the latest, and, salma, in kherson again, we see -- wary of being lured into a trap. >> absolutely, kim, but a stunning admiss

whether russian troops will fight for the city of kherson, some russian elite units such as airborne troops and marines continue to operate on the right westipro and its complete withdrawal from the northern part of the kherson region will be a clearer indicator that the russian troops will not fight for kherson or the population points on the right bank. the retreat of the russian invaders from kherson may be an element and psu, however, the minister of defense of ukraine does not rule out that the russian invaders may indeed retreat from kherson to the left bank of the dnieper so that they are potentially ready for another act of goodwill towards the left bank of the dnieper and to the side just right in the area of ​​the city of kherson and khersonska oblast but for this, they will still need to lose some of their potential due to the appropriate actions of our armed forces, and some of the people close to putin will put pressure on him after the armed forces of ukraine occupy kherson, this is predicted in scan news, russian officials believe that the withdrawal of troops from the city is already being prepared by the military leadershi

vasilchenko russia's decision to move troops to the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region puzzled the westreign media tried to pass everything off as a defeat, but most experts believe that not everything is so simple anastasia efimova studied some of the statements. of course, they tried very hard on themselves and in the priceless prime-time airtime they allocated for nothing, because in the usa the kherson elections are more important and the map of ukraine painted in alarming red was shown to the viewer through the mouth of the presenter june dickerson. with all their might hinted at the guest. we want to hear about the failure of the russians. is it really incomprehensible only that the analyst george beebe turned out to be unyielding and there was no way to celebrate the fallow on the dnieper how well the russians can play defensively. now they are actually digging into the ground in ukraine, they are building partitions to prevent the ukrainians from advancing. then they sent significantly more force to the line. the contacts built many fortifications. i don't think it says that it

kherson. they still control the west bank -- sorry, the east bank area. of kherson that has been liberated. and in that liberated area, president zelenskyy, and it's not just that city, there's a large area of the rest of the region, too, that's been liberated recently. they're saying that the -- the president was saying they found 400 cases, at least, of alleged war crimes. the infrastructure has been destroyed, the systematic destruction of the electrical systems. the water is in short supply. he came down to kherson to promise the newly liberated population that they would get the city up and running as quickly as possible. but, jake, just across the river now, the russians are known to be digging in, in all probability they've got pre-prepared positions for rockets and artillery, which remain within easy range of the city itself and all of those other liberated villages. the ukrainians are bracing for what they anticipate to be a counterattack, at least just in the form of artillery, using the dnipro river as a natural defense. >> what is next for ukr

chance to liberate these territories by the end this year, if we are talking about the right west bank of khersonast, there are still chances for the left east bank. it is much more difficult and i would, if we have a chance for the ukrainian armed forces to liberate kherson by the end of the year, this is absolutely not realistic it is a fact that it will happen, but all the reasons for this are related to the liberation of the entire kherson region. well, so far, objectively, they do not work out that way. as for the zaporizhzhia region, i will remind you that the front there has been frozen for a long time and there are reasons to talk about a large-scale rapid offensive so far, unfortunately, such reasons no all the more so that the ukrainian armed forces and the defense forces are forced from time to time to transfer reserves of resources for objective reasons to the donetsk directions . the threat to the marines remains or for vugledar from the side of pavlivka, the threat from the seversky remains. therefore, so far everything is tough enough, difficult enough in the kherson region, there

even though they took this town of kherson, it is on the west bank of the river.east bank is the russian army still today. so they are there. that's where the front has moved. >> right, they are there. that's exactly right. ukraine doesn't control the entire region of kherson. they control the city. right now we may be looking at a pause in military action because of wet ground. once the ground gets harder with winter we may see a renewal of the hostilities and that's why vladimir putin is relying on this long-range artillery. it is not going to sap the will of the ukrainians to continue the fight. for the basic principle that a rogue nation should not be allowed to invade its neighbor, slaughter its civilians and illegally steal its territory. >> bill: as it stands today you tell our producers ukraine wants more air defense, more stinger missiles, more artillery with greater range. a big basket of things. we're spending a lot of money so far in ukraine. is that money designed to win or is that money designed to force a truce at the table of these negotiations? >>

should receive significant transformations of the territory in the north and west, and our pigs rejoiced and grunted kherson became the cause and here i will remind the belarusian and russian folk proverb zmagar for sedentaries. early scotch pacifiers rot in poland and don’t even think about joy, winter will change everything, and you just whine and cry cry inat. i was already driving to the border from russia, i really cried. i haven't sobbed like this in a long time. just. well, i understand that i'm not a joke anymore, that house, well, family, i'm not up to the tower, what time is it, well, it was hard there. was driving belarus from russia to bryansk region. i just gave you such faces, put out the light traitors. that's it, kina will not be electricity is over, by the way, the gods are there with democracy. you said that the priority for you is freedom freedom in everything freedom without borders freedom is absolutely freedom is endless, and here it turns out that a fat frenchman is sitting in every attention in each of the magar carts, as an admin, he conducts total censorship. and it's not i'm telli

faces on state tv, as russia announces a retreat from kherson, the strategically important ukrainian city. >> i bet they care a hoot about this in the westave to remain calm. at this kremlin support remains confident. >> withdrawal of our troops, temporary withdrawal of our troops from kherson, in order not to be surrendered, is not a defeat. even though a lot of people in the west would like to see this as a defeat. it is not. because sometimes, you need to go back one step to go tense steps further. steve: still, it does feel like vladimir putin has been trying to distanceimself from what many see as a setback. as the retreat was being announced, putin was shown visiting a brain research center. he thought his military operation in ukraine would last days, not months. but it has not gone to plan. there is also growing confusion of his objectives in this war. and since the kremlin had insisted that occupied kherson would be russian forever, the retreat is a blow to moscow. russia's retreat from kherson creates a danger for vladimir putin it risks changing how he is perceived here at home, not so much by the russian public, but by the ru

e, of course, there is all the time we are talking about kherson kherson kherson him as a listener there. e for the wests become straight maybe some kind of prayer, and there are already rumors that, well, except for a smile does not cause. they are trying to exchange the russian city, kherson, for the russian city of kiev well , thanks to this, the war will end, but this is very serious in the west, by the way, they are discussing that there is supposedly some kind of deal going on and so on, but on the line of military contact. everything is going differently. i've been watching. here are the shots that show the ministry of defense, how our mortars are working now. how our gunners work has changed, finally it has gone big the number of lancets, this is cuba and the flywheel flywheel of the military-industrial complex is working very effectively, which for a long time would have been held back by a certain framework. state, the defense of the order began to unwind at full capacity. i will say that all the vacancies at many enterprises are completely filled, yet people are asking to be ready to expand a

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this is what you'll see next when they took the kherson region to the west of the dnipro river. ukrainians were able to do this. >> germany is offering some support to poland. what is happening and how significant is this? >> what they're talking about there, paula, is the patriot missile system. this is an anti-aircraft and anti-missile defense system. what it is designed to do is knock out missiles and aircraft out of the sky. it can also knock out drones depending which system you use. this is built by the united states. the same type of technology is used by the israelis in their iron dome system. the germans were going to bring this system into poland so the poles could be protected in their particular area, but what the poles want to do is they want to move this system into ukraine so you can actually protect this entire expanse of ukraine. you would need to set up patriot systems in places like this in order to protect the main cities as well as major installations. that's how they would want to protect these areas, but they need nato support and nato approval to do that.

but it is the rollback of russian troops from east to west here in kherson and the russians have to redo it is not going very well. these troops in kherson were very good russian series raqqa soldiers but ukrainians hit their supply lines, hit the storage areas of ammunition. to go back across the river. coming back, as the russian say they will, it will be difficult. the river is wide, the city will be well defended and at least, for the foreseeable future, kherson will be ukrainian. it foreseeable future, kherson will be ukrainian. , ., foreseeable future, kherson will be ukrainian. ., ukrainian. it is odd you say that, because everyone _ ukrainian. it is odd you say that, because everyone is _ ukrainian. it is odd you say that, because everyone is saying - ukrainian. it is odd you say that, l because everyone is saying russia ukrainian. it is odd you say that, - because everyone is saying russia is now in a better position by retreating? i now in a better position by retreating?— now in a better position by retreating? i don't think it is true. russia _ retreating? i don't think it is

kherson. but i think, too, we should watch where he deploys these forces that have come out of the west bank of kherson, where he sends them will give us good indications of his next moves. >> that's interesting too because the russians going across the dnipro river to the east side, that makes that a front line of sorts. but as i understand it, there are ukrainian forces north of the russian forces on the east side as well. can you see those forces moving south? i guess where do you see the next major moves for the ukrainians? >> well, i think the ukrainians are plucky. they're canny. they're very clever. they're not going to attack directly into the main defensive positions that the russians have established on the east bank. there are a range of areas even further aft east where they mige able to attack the russians. that's what the ukrainians have done throughout this war. and i can pretty much guarantee one thing. whatever the ukrainians do, it will probably surprise us. >> yeah, indeed. always fascinating to read your analysis, mick. thank you so much. mick ryan there in brisbane for us.

why in the west they hoped that kherson would become a turning point and lead to an increase in protestwestern ones, but patriotic ones, seriously divided. they are fighting ukraine for internal destabilization in russia by any means and are closely monitoring but exactly the same as they miscalculated in february march, thinking that the sanctions, this close sanction blow would blow up russia and did not blow up, thinking that the mobilization would blow up and did not blow up. they also believed that khersons did it kherson did not do this, and there is a choice. a further strategy, that is, to provoke an internal situation and then lead to further escalation, because let's be realistic here, i agree with the emotional sergei alexandrovich in europe 's assessments. that's what our a colleague said, we just don’t eat, the west and consolidation. west, it is weakening, they vote, they declare, but the gap is very serious. there are clearly formed two parties. they did not fully form the party of war, and eastern europeans treat it unconditionally. against the will, by the way, many of

on the issue of whether the ukrainians can take the remaining territory on the west side of the river in kherson, i believe they have the capability to do that most importantly, the ukrainians believe they have the capability to do that. we have seen them engage in methodical but effective effort to take back their sovereign territory. you'll see them continue to press until they secure the territory on the west side of the river. so to answer your question, i think they have the capability. >> the question was regarding the redeployment of tactical needs for the u.s.. our government stands for the nuclear policy on the korean policy -- peninsula. there is no change in our policy for now we do not have or are thinking of redeploying nuclear --nukes on the peninsula. >> i have two questions for secretary austin. north korea -- [indiscernible] clearly north korea has continued provocation. have the current arrangements impacted korea and what kind of north korean behavior expect to occur? north korea has delayed the agreement. it has fired 1000 shells. do you think the military agreement is effect

affectionately call partisans, allegedly slaughtered russian soldiers, apparently after the purges in kherson, the west urgently needs to show that everyone in the city hated russia, which, of course, is not true, but americans are trying. or guided tours in a new exclusive report as ukrainian resistance fighters talk about how they helped call in russian troops. archie killed two when he was a teenager, if i'm a guy who do you want to kill and i i stop to remedy the need. what will you do. god i have goosebumps. he says he left his victim in the grass to bleed out in the dark. moments later, archie attacks again, but another drunken russian soldier. and you need another cut throat, he acted alone, but he is one of the fighters of the kherson resistance. they were drunk. it was only a few days after they entered the city. after i finished with the first one, i pounced on the second one and killed him on the spot. then i threw away the knife and the jacket, which had blood on it and just left. archie was only 19 in march, when he traveled around the city and collected data for the armed forces of ukrain

faces on state tv, as russia announces a retreat from kherson, the strategically important ukrainian city. "i bet they're cock a hoop about this in the west. "but we have to remain calm." and this kremlin supporter remains confident. of course, we will win and withdrawal of our troops. temporary withdrawal of our troops from kherson in order not to be surrendered is not a defeat. even though a lot of people in the west would like to see this as a defeat. it's not. because sometimes you need to go back one step to go 10 steps further. still, it does feel like vladimir putin has been trying to distance himself from what many see as a setback. as the retreat was being announced, putin was shown visiting a brain research centre. he thought his military operation in ukraine would last days, not months. but it hasn't gone to plan. there is also growing confusion over his objectives in this war. and since the kremlin had insisted that occupied kherson would be russian forever, the retreat is a blow to moscow. russia's retreat from kherson creates a danger for vladimir putin. it risks changing how he's perceived here at home. not so much by the r

faces on state tv, as russia announces a retreat from kherson, the strategically important ukrainian city. "i bet they're cock a hoop about this in the westut we have to remain calm." and this kremlin supporter remains confident. of course, we will win and withdrawal of our troops. temporary withdrawal of our troops from kherson in order not to be surrendered is not a defeat. even though a lot of people in the west would like to see this as a defeat. it's not. because sometimes you need to go back one step to go ten steps further. still, it does feel like vladimir putin has been trying to distance himself from what many see as a setback. as the retreat was being announced, putin was shown visiting a brain research centre. he thought his military operation in ukraine would last days, not months. but it hasn't gone to plan. there is also growing confusion over his objectives in this war. and since the kremlin had insisted that occupied kherson would be russian forever, the retreat is a blow to moscow. russia's retreat from kherson creates a danger for vladimir putin. it risks changing how he's perceived here at home. not so much by the russ

everyone good health take care of yourself and your loved ones goodbye reaction of the west to russia's withdrawal from khersony name is evgeniya takanovych

including part of kherson will be flooded, it will suffer the most, the south-west of the city, it islevel, many people will die. the wire more careful than the dnieper will be completely cut off from the territory under the control of the allied forces. first, we save human lives. second, we're evacuating civil society. hmm enough. uh, adequate that military strategy, which is currently being used by russia it is just now aimed at saving human life. well, on the other hand, from the point of view of preserving the ukrainian civilization itself, do not turn the kherson region into a second staling and prevent war to the last in the ukrainian direction of the work of the geopolitical western strategy. ukrainians on the left bank of the dnieper will be able to organize a powerful defensive foothold. in this case, it will be slightly moved away from the water in the floodplain of the river, apparently, various barriers will be installed. near kherson the width of the dnieper is from 250 to almost 700 m. and every centimeter of the water surface will be under the control of our gunners. h

faces on state tv, as russia announces a retreat from kherson, the strategically important ukrainian city. "i bet they're cock a hoop about this in the westsays. "but we have to remain calm." and this kremlin supporter remains confident. of course, we will win and withdrawal of our troops. temporary withdrawal of our troops from kherson in order not to be surrendered is not a defeat. even though a lot of people in the west would like to see this as a defeat. it's not. because sometimes you need to go back one step to go 10 steps further. still, it does feel like vladimir putin has been trying to distance himself from what many see as a setback. as the retreat was being announced, putin was shown visiting a brain research centre. he thought his military operation in ukraine would last in this war. and since the kremlin had insisted that occupied kherson would be russian forever, the retreat is a blow to moscow. russia's retreat from kherson creates a danger for vladimir putin. it risks changing how he's perceived here at home. not so much by the russian public, but by the russian elite, by the people around him, the people in power here, w

russia's decision to move troops to the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region has puzzled the westts by some foreign families to portray it as a defeat, most experts agree that the tactics of the russian military cannot be taken lightly. anastasia yefimova read the headlines and studied the statement of politicians. on my own, of course. they tried very hard and in the priceless airtime prime time they allocated for nothing, because in the usa the elections of kherson are more important and the map of ukraine painted in alarming red was shown to the viewer through the mouth of the presenter john dickerson. with all their might, they hinted to the guest they say we want to hear about the failure of the russians. is it really incomprehensible that the analyst george beebe turned out to be unyielding and there was no way to celebrate the victory on the dnieper he did not agree, this does not give us an understanding of how well the russians can play in defense. now they're actually burrowing into the ground fortifications are being erected in ukraine to prevent the ukrainians from adv

front line, but the russian missile forces resumed massive strikes on the energy infrastructure west of khersonth a total weight of half a thousand tons were destroyed, right now there is an air raid throughout the country, and residents and authorities of 14 regions reported hits after dark, an emergency power outage began in kiev sumy lviv there are 80% of houses without electricity ternopil lutsk chernivtsi and at least a dozen other regions and regional centers. obolon beets in the office of president zelensky, who today outlined an intractable position, the situation in the energy sector was called critical. ah. this is the front. northern edge. donetsk rocket artillery. works here during the first weeks of special operations. gradually pushing the enemy away from the regional center. first shot. for the smallest artillery, there is no need to specially prepare positions from the installation of guns before leaving for the next point, it takes several minutes to set up return fire, on a wandering mortar, the enemy does not have time on the day of work, about three dashes of five tasks are

kherson. moscow has ordered forces to withdraw west of the dnipro river. selma abdelaziz joins us with the latest. there's some suspicion why russia is pulling out and whether or not it's a trap, selma. >> reporter: absolutely, max. overall, this is a stunning admission of defeat. ukraine appears to be reaping the rewards. they've taken a village south of mikolaiv on the path to kherson city itself. don't expect everything to change overnight here, max. as you said, president zelenskyy said he's going to proceed cautiously. in his nightly address he said the enemy does not give us gifts meaning he's worried this is potentially a trap to lure ukrainian forces into the city of kherson. a huge defeat. a huge loss for president putin. in some ways not surprising, max. we had seen signs now for weeks that russia was struggling to hold on to this very important strategic city. there were less russian checkpoints. less of a russian force. tens of thousands of people were forced out of their homes. already ukrainian forces say they are seeing movement on the groun

then it will be disinformation and in the information about disinformation kherson region is practically the whole especially the west bank is covered with the most expensive information fog , well, about 320 mobilized and new equipment. in the united states, today, the eighth of november, there should be elections in the united states, and we were supposed to be there before, and suddenly it didn't happen. well, now they are surprised. - meters or kilometers have advanced, someone has advanced in the dnr or in the kherson region when dear representatives of the authorities here in kherson and in zaporozhye, here is kirill strema, vladimir rogov managed to mystify them when they say that here are my pursuits by american curators , so the liberation of kherson is required, eh, it is getting stronger, eh, the owner of zelensky, the usa, is pushing the convertible, that is, in this case, they are some kind of useful disinformation. no, i am not here because of the elections. it sounded like massive financial military aid to ukraine from the usa will continue well, first of all, of course, you don't need to repeat, let's