Kherson countdown for 200-300-400. What are the losses in Russia from the moment of the Armed Forces counter -off

"During the week of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Russian occupation troops on the right bank of the Kherson region, more than 12% of its personnel lost. Therefore, the conditional Kherson island of Snakes begins to acquire more and more distinct outlines, which by the end of September can spill into a very interesting cascade of events. " Opinion. We. From Ukraine, from the first day of the war, focus has not stopped working for a minute.

Our team considers the duty to inform the reader about what is happening, to collect and analyze facts, to resist hostile propaganda. Today, focus needs your support to continue your mission. Thank you for being with us. Last week, more than 1,200 Russian invaders were eliminated at the Kherson bridgehead. Roughly speaking, it's two BTGR. But it's rough. On the other hand, this makes it possible to evaluate the prospect of their further maintenance of the Right -Bank Kherson region.

In addition to the destroyed occupiers, we must take into account the number of wounded, and it is always not less, and often more irreversible losses. Unfortunately, I do not own the exact information about the 300s on the Right Bank of Kherson region, but if we assume that last week there were also at least 1200, then we are talking about the loss of 2 400-this is at least.

That is, in a week, Russian occupation troops on the right bank of Kherson region, roughly speaking, lost more than 12% of their composition before the counter -offensive. Once again, I emphasize that these are approximate calculations, moreover in the smaller direction.

Of course, the command of the Russian occupation troops will try to compensate for these losses, because in the preservation of such dynamics in two weeks, all the right -bank grouping of the Russians will lose their combat capability. But will it be able to provide this compensation in the absence of full supply from the left to the right bank? No.