In Kherson, Russians stocking up on inflatable boats after Ukraine forces strike bridges, hindering potential retreat
That's according to the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine's Defense Ministry, Ukrinform reports.
The news comes days after the Ukrainian forces damaged bridges across the Dnipro River that had been serving as major equipment supply routes to the invasion forces deployed on the river’s right bank.
According to the GUR military intelligence, in the temporarily occupied Chornobayivka, Kherson region, the enemy is destroying telecom networks of Ukrainian providers who refused to cooperate with the Russians.
The invaders have also introduced a ban on payment transactions in Ukrainian currency on local markets. Terminals and ATMs that supported hryvnia transactions are being dismantled.
In the village of Henicheska Hirka, the enemy warned the owners of a children’s camp, a recreation center, and two boarding houses about their "nationalization" (seizure).
These facilities are set to be used as bases for Russian troops.
Also, the occupiers are looking for protected underground premises where they could set up bomb shelters. One of such facilities is the Kherson Cotton Plant, where the “inspection team” tried to find out whether it was possible to place 40 units of military equipment there. They also took pictures of the premises and sought to gain for a map of the tunnels. During the inspection, the Russians found out that the tunnels had been already equipped as a shelter for employees, and food and water had been stocked. “That same night, the occupiers broke the locks and stole all the supplies," the statement reads.
As Ukrinform reported, the Ukrainian Army employs high-precision weapons in destroying logistics hubs in the enemy rear. On July 30, the Ukrainian military hit a large train that arrived at the Brylivka station, carrying manpower, equipment, and ammunition.
Overnight Wednesday, August 3, the Ukrainian military destroyed two enemy ammunition depots in the areas of Beryslav and Chornobayivka in Kherson region.
Photo: gur.gov.ua
