The UA Flag is Now Raised in Kherson Following an Abrupt Retaking of Vysokopillya
According to recent reports, Ukraine has retaken “Blahodativka, Vysokopillya, and Lyubymivka.”
Updates:
— War Mapper (@War_Mapper) September 5, 2022
🇺🇦 have retaken Ozerne on the northern bank of the Siverskyi Donets river. pic.twitter.com/V6gHgJyU0U
The battle over the Kherson region has evolved into Ukraine’s recent counteroffensive measures to push Russian-controlled areas back further and further. During the weekend, Ukraine was able to “cross the Inhulets River and seize control of Blahodativka, located 42 miles from Kherson city.” [i]
The battle over the Kherson region has evolved into Ukraine’s recent counteroffensive measures to push Russian-controlled areas back further and further. During the weekend, Ukraine was able to “cross the Inhulets River and seize control of Blahodativka, located 42 miles from Kherson city.” [i]
Raising a Ukrainian flag in liberated Vysokopillya, Kherson region.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) September 5, 2022
I cannot even imagine how proud and happy and at the same time exhausted this soldier must be.
Glory to our Defenders!
🎥: bo my hunta pic.twitter.com/zZlVow1Ody
Another flag was said to have been hoisted near the town’s hospital, as shown in the Tweet below.
The Ukrainian counteroffensive in Kherson is progressing.
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 4, 2022
This morning, Ukrainian troops took control of Vysokopillya and hoisted the beautiful Ukrainian flag near the town’s hospital. pic.twitter.com/t48t6whVsV
As Ukraine attempts to retake the Kherson region, successfully retaking several small cities within the region may indicate a turning point in Ukraine’s counteroffensive strategy, weakening Russia’s offense in the ongoing conflict. [ii]
According to the Institute for the Study of War, “Russia has lost territory the size of Denmark in Ukraine since March.” This loss of territory follows Russia’s recent pulling out of Kyiv to prioritize the Kherson region. Ukraine has continually targeted ammunition depots and alleged command posts such as that of the Wagner Group mercenaries. [ii]
The Institute for the Study of War indicates that “the Ukrainian counteroffensive is tangibly degrading Russian logistics and administrative capabilities in occupied southern Ukraine.” The recent long-range precision strikes on ‘manpower…equipment concentrations, command centers,’ etc., illustrate Ukraine’s counteroffensive actions. The continued aggressive attacks by Ukraine may lead to the complete retaking of the Kherson region. [iii]
The #Ukrainian counteroffensive is tangibly degrading #Russian logistics and administrative capabilities in occupied southern Ukraine.https://t.co/8272yqOgXv pic.twitter.com/cYrZI2zLQb
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) September 6, 2022
References
[i] Daily Express, Putin’s army in crisis as Ukraine takes more ground in Kherson push, (Sep. 5, 2022)
[ii] Warthog Defense, Institute for War: Russia has lost territory the size of Denmark in Ukraine since March, (Aug. 26, 2022)
[iii] Kateryna Stepanenko, Karolina Hird, Angela Howard, Mason Clark, Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, Sep. 5, (Sep. 5, 2022)
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