Originally Posted by
Usertim
Nutty , they can ask what they want - my ex is still stuck in Kherson , there is not any easy getting out, really not. You can be sure that things are getting worse and worse in that city from day to day. She took a turn working as a bank cashier to get more forward in the queue for cash ( or it takes a few days!! - she is a project manager for industrial facility), there are almost no medicines other than basic, food is super expensive. and this is 'liberated' region?
"we stopped to run n hide in the bushes at nights as rus shot some ppls who broke curfew"
"i was absolutely scared when their air defense system shooted from next my house - so loud explosions - balkonies shacked"
"they allow to move only to the crimea and then to the rus territory "
I see only a long a bloody fight there - rus will not give it up easy , though it can relieve pressure on other fronts.
Would dropping the bridge help thus trapping those Russians in the city and cutting off reinforcements.