"Pressure Increase": The British Ministry of Defense explained why the Russian Federation changed the commander on the left bank

This was reported at the UK Ministry of Defense on Twitter. "The appointment of Teplinsky is likely to indicate increased pressure on the Russian forces that protect the territory," the message reads. The British intelligence, citing Roszma, stated that the deputy commander of the Russian troops in Ukraine, Colonel-General Mikhail Teplinsky, could probably personally accept the command of the Dnieper group of Russian troops, thus changing Colonel-General Oleg Makarevich.

The British Ministry of Defense noted that this Russian group is responsible for temporarily occupied areas of the Kherson region, including the left bank of the Dnieper. In addition, hostilities have intensified in the area, as the Armed Forces are trying to restore control of the left shore, which is currently controlling the enemy. The UK Ministry of Defense emphasized that Michael Teplinsky is likely to be respected in the General Staff of the Russian Federation.

He also has experience in command of operations in the region - he was an officer on a place responsible for "relatively successful" withdrawal of the Russian military from the right bank of the Dnieper in November 2022. It was added that the priority for the occupiers in Ukraine is probably the reflection of Ukrainian attacks through the Dnieper and the maintenance of the territory in a temporarily occupied Kherson region.

We will remind, analysts of the Institute of War Study in the report for October 30 told that the Ukrainian military expanded the control zone on the left bank of the Kherson region. The Armed Forces control the central part of the cribs, which is 30 kilometers east of Kherson and two kilometers from the Dnieper River. On October 25, the UK Ministry of Defense stated that the fighting had intensified off the shores of the Dnieper.