British intelligence noticed that Ukrainian troops had recently achieved some success in a counterattack in the southwestern region of Kherson.
British intelligence believes that Russia is likely to claim the occupation of Kherson as evidence of improved governance and living standards for Ukrainian citizens. This is stated in the intelligence review of the British Ministry of Defense, reports European Truth.
According to the British, Russia continues to try to attack Severodonetsk from three directions, even though the Ukrainian defense is holding and it is unlikely that both sides have made significant gains in the past 24 hours.
“While Russia has focused its offensive on the central sector of Donbass, it remains defensive on its edges,” the analysis said.
British intelligence noticed that Ukrainian troops had recently achieved some success in a counterattack in the southwestern region of Kherson, including the restoration of a bridge on the east bank of the Ingulets River.
“Since the front of the occupied zone extends more than 500 km, Russia and Ukraine face similar problems in maintaining the line of defense and at the same time in releasing combat -ready units for the offenders. operation, “the review said.
Also in the occupied Kherson region, Russia has forcibly interacted with its administration in the Russian Federation, introduced the Russian ruble as a legal tender and hired Russian teachers to introduce the Russian curriculum and language in schools.
“Russia is likely to argue about the conquest of Kherson as evidence of improved governance and the standard of living of the Ukrainian people,” according to British intelligence.
Recall that earlier the work administration of Kherson held a meeting of directors of local schools, where a request was made from September 1 to start the educational process according to Russia’s educational programs.
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