Russia Withdraws Tens Of Thousands Of Troops From Ukraine In 2 days | Insider News

Russia withdrew up to 30,000 troops from Kherson, Ukraine in 2 days and Kherson residents welcomed home Ukrainian soldiers.

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Russia Withdraws Tens Of Thousands Of Troops From Ukraine In 2 days | Insider News

[johnchristensen]

Makes me slightly nervous they’re pulling out their soldiers before dropping a nuke

[chaosXPRT]

People keep saying it's a trap, but people seem to have short memories. A few months ago, Ukraine said it was launching a counter-offensive in Kherson. In response, Russia moved thousands of soldiers into Kherson. Ukraine then attacked in the north, in Kharkiv and threw the Russians back past the Luhansk border. For the last several months, the Ukrainians have kept thousands of Russian soldiers pinned in Kherson while hitting them with artillery, bombing bridges, military ferries and supply depots. I highly doubt Russia is setting a trap, unless maybe their plan is to blow up the dam over the Dnipro River and drown every Ukrainian south of Nova Kakhova. Unable to advance out of Kherson and into Mykolaiv, the Russians can barely sustain so many soldiers in such a small pocket on the right bank of the Dnipro River. Russia is cutting it's losses and it's going to the use the Dnipro River as a natural barrier against Ukrainian attacks while it redeploys those soldiers in the Donbas. What's interesting is that it seems that much of those Russian soldiers left behind ammo, weapons and military vehicles that Ukraine can use. In addition, that is valuable equipment that Russia now cannot use. The Russian soldiers withdrawing from Kherson might have rest and refit until all their lost vehicles and equipment can be replaced, otherwise they won't be very effective with little ammo and few vehicles.

I think Russia's plan is to completely "liberate" Luhansk and Donetsk so that it can claim that it achieved it's "original goal" and end the Special Military Operation. This is why they're withdrawing soldiers from Kherson to redeploy them for offensives in the Donbas. Russia will then most likely use what it controls of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia as bargaining chips for peace. It's either that or Russia will simply say that it achieved it's goal and wants to end the conflict, but Ukraine won't let the conflict end because Ukraine is "a Western puppet and their army are evil N*zis who want nothing, but more death and destruction." Of course, this isn't true. Of course Ukraine wants the conflict to end, but they don't want to let Russia just get away with killing thousands of their citizens, causing billions of dollars of damage, causing millions of Ukrainians to become refugees and walk away with 3 oblasts rich in natural gas, coal, oil and crucial manufacturing plants and industry.

[grizz]

Scares me I really hope they aren’t about to let the nukes loose

[brettbrezeale]

Russia probably about to send a big ass bomb as soon as it gets it’s troops out.

[colin]

43 miles sounds like a long way until you remember that's like a 1 hour drive.

[dominiopublicomx]

That means the mother of all 💣🚀🇺🇦💣🚀😁🇷🇺💪😎

[peacemyheart]

I don't know why but it brings me so much joy to see people happy. Well done, Ukrainian soldiers. Continue to do what you do for your country and for the free world. God bless.

[Celestial.Heather]

Seems like a trick, move out to bomb, I’d be very skeptical.

[.x]

Wow the Russians are getting really good at retreating! Practice makes perfect I suppose.

[brettweber]

So he withdraws tons of troops as a diversion before they really go out and level everything?

[Bonjour-World]

Now Russian Generals are claiming the withdrawal is complete ...
Just ignore the Russians troops that they abandoned on the north-west side of the river.
Of course many of those troops realize that their future is much better in a POW camp than the Russian army.

[catfacepoetry]

If there is a countdown, it means every second is more precious before nuclear hell is made real on earth.

[Khalidparvez]

WE HOPE UKRAIN WILL SOON BE FREE AGAIN.

[idemanddonuts]

Respects to all of those on both sides who died and the families who lost a loved one because of the war.

[PookieNarc]

Thousands of Russian soliders died for nothing.

[YouTubeGlobalAdminstrator]

Thanks St Javelin, Uncle Sam, Mrs NLAW and Mr HIMARS.

[mainlybowl]

Guys don't be happy that they are leaving, because the Russian Army Defense Minister gave a advice to Putin to use nukes in Ukraine and build bomb shelter in Moscow. Which means that they are ordering their soldiers out because they might use nukes.

[eduardoflores]

Don't count the eggs before the chicken laid down the eggs I'm sure Russia has something in mind

[elissta]

The translation at 0:25 is not fully correct, he said "the bridge was blown up during the withdrawal of russian military groups from the right shore (of the river )to the left", not "blown up by military", russian is my mother longue, so i see this large difference (but his speech sounds not fully logical even for a russian)

[kk-gotn]

Pulling out means big nuke event in ukraine